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COMPLETE IN MATLAB PLEASE PLEASE RUN THE CODES AND MAKE SURE THEY ALL RUN Problem 1 Write a user-defined MATL.AB function for the following math function y(x)=0.2x4+e0.5xx3+7x2 The input to the function is x and the output is y. Write the function such that x can be a vector (use element-byclement operations). Name of the function is last_name_9_1. Call this function from your homework file to calculate a. prob_9_1 =y(2.5) b. prob_9 2=y(3) c. prob_9 3=3x4,x=0.5 Problem 2 Write a user-defined MATLAB function, with two input and two output arguments that determines the height in centimeters and mass in kilograms of a person from his height in inches and weight in pounds. For the function name and arguments use [cm,kg]=last_name_STtoSI(in,[b]. The input arguments are the height in inches and weight in pounds, and the output arguments are the height in centimeters and mass in kilograms. a. Call this function from your homework file to determine in SI units the height and mass of a 5ft8 in. person who weighs 175lb. Use nariables an_ f and kgf. Problem 3 Write a user- defined MATI.AB function that determines the area of a triangle when the lengths of the sides are given. For the function name and arguments use [Ara]= last_name inangle (a,b,c). Call this function from your homework file to determine the areas of triangles with the following sides: a. a=3,b=8,c=10 b. a=7,b=7,c=5.

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Contaminacin en la cadena logstica de productos agrcolas a granel RELACIONES COMERCIALES ENTRE AUSTRALIA OCCIDENTAL Y JAPN Japn importa 5-6 millones de toneladas de trigo a granel cada ao para fabricar productos como fideos udon, pan, pasteles, fideos chinos, fideos blancos salados, espaguetis fideos instantneos y pares. Cada ao, Australia Occidental enva alrededor de 1 milln de toneladas de trigo a granel a Japn, con los ingresos del trigo para la produccin de fideos solo Se estima que tiene un valor de A $ 150 millones para la economa local. Mientras Japn compra un cantidad significativa de trigo de Australia Occidental, tambin es el mercado ms grande para otros productos agrcolas a granel, como la cebada, la avena, la canola y el heno de cereales, indicando la importancia de la relacin comercial entre las dos naciones. El El mercado japons para el trigo australiano es relativamente estable, aunque Australia solo abastece a Japn con alrededor de una quinta parte de su demanda (Figura 1), por lo que la competencia en el mercado con proveedores como Canad y EE. UU. es una preocupacin clave para Australia. Como un En consecuencia, se necesita mucho cuidado para manejar y mantener esta alta cadena de suministro de productos bsicos de valor. Para agregar a esto, las relaciones de mercado en los japoneses contexto se basan en gran medida en la confianza, el honor y las relaciones a largo plazo entre actores de la cadena de suministro, lo que hace que establecer y mantener mercados sea una tarea delicada y Tarea compleja UNA VISIN GENERAL DE LA INDUSTRIA DE GRANOS DE EXPORTACIN DE AUSTRALIA OCCIDENTAL Desde 1933 hasta el comienzo del nuevo milenio, el grano de Australia Occidental industria de exportacin, que representa el 95% de la cosecha anual del estado, fue altamente regulado con cada Sector de la cadena de suministro operando como un gobierno estatutario autoridad. Los puertos, ferrocarriles, servicios de cuarentena, comerciantes de granos y manipuladores de granos. todos operaban como monopolios legales con estatutos especficos para servir a los dems necesidades. La informacin se intercambi libremente entre las firmas y todas colaboraron con una misin unificada: optimizar los rendimientos del mercado para los productores de cereales mediante la venta y transportar granos de exportacin con la mxima eficiencia. La mayora de las veces, la exportacin de granel grano de los puertos de Australia Occidental en Geraldton, Fremantle, Albany y Esperance fue muy exitoso. A da de hoy, los sistemas de logstica y control de calidad para mudanzas granos desde los depsitos regionales de granos a los puertos, a los barcos y luego al puerto de destino son altamente eficientes pero, en dos ocasiones en marzo de 2002, este sistema de clase mundial fall y le cost a la industria aproximadamente 5 millones de dlares australianos, con daos incalculables para el relaciones de colaboracin en la cadena internacional de suministro de trigo. Figura 1 Actividad comercia.

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Constructing Entity Relationship Diagram University workshop case study The management department at Scholars University holds workshops annually in collaboration with two other universities. The department wishes to create a database with the following entities and attributes: Faculty delivering the workshop: FacultyID, Name, Email, Address (street, city, state, zip code) and Contact Number Workshop: WorkshopID, Year, Theme, Venue Venue: LocationID, University Name, Address (street, city, state, zip code), Contact Number Participants: ParticipantID, Name, Designation, Affiliating Institute, Charges The participating universities have come up with the following rules: Venue rotates among the three universities, repeating every three years. A total of 50 participants are allowed in each workshop annually on a first-come-first-serve basis. Charges vary with the designation of the participant. Accommodation is not provided by any host and other expenses are not entertained either..

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Consider the international strategy of a current entrepreneurial venture. (1) What are several motivations/reasons for the company's decision to engage in internationalization? (2) Which corporate-level international strategy is the company pursuing? (3) Which entry mode(s) has (have) the company used to expand its international operations? (4) Has the company encountered any risks or internal issues associated with using an international strategy ? If so, which risk(s) or issue(s)?.

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Computer Programming Task: - Assembly Language - STM32F3 DISCOVERY Board MCU - STM32CubeIDE Task: Use the discovery board user input button to step through the characters in an ASCII string and show the LED patterns one at a time. General Assumptions/hints: - User Button located in GPIO port A (base address: 0x48000000) - LEDs located in GPIO port E (base address: 0x48001000) - LED circle located in GPIO port E, bits 8-15 - Use STM32F3-Reference-Manual-Large.pdf for register addresses/offsets STM32F3DISCOVERY Board MCU: STM32CubeIDE: P. Project Explorer x Thern arn no projects in ynur workspaca. To add a project: Create a mew Makefile project in a directory centaining revisting cade Create a new C or Ct+ prodect Crate a Naw STM37 prolact Craata a Naw StM37 Proinct fram an Fristing Create a project... timpert projects... D itams selected.

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