Dana Wakefield

Question: Intermol. Forces Liq. / Solids Properties of liquids 1)What are the properties of liquids. Briefly explain of define each property. 2)What is the difference between cohesive force and adhesive force? Draw and label sketches to show the difference. Give an example of a substance in each group. 3)Order the liquids below from the one that will climb the most up a glass tube to the one that will climb the least up a glass tube: Hexane, Hydrochloric acid, Hexane, Mercury and Water. 4...

You must submit your answers in a single Word or PDF document via the Assignment Submission link provided on 7000ACC – Financial Analysis and Decision Making Virtual Learning Environment page (i.e. AULA) in the Assessment folder.                   Felco Limited is going into the manufacture o...

Classical ConditioningWhy do we want to study personality and Learning together? Learning theory of personality presents a model of personality that emphasises observable behaviour, the relationship between stimuli and responses, and the impact of learning. According to behaviourist Ivan Pavlov, individual differences in personality as the result of learning and different environmental experiences, one of his famous study is classical conditioning, explained that how a previously neutral stimul...

Assessment QuestionsThe output of this assessment is a discussion document presented in report format to be tabled at a meeting with top management of the organisation. Questions 1 and 2 of this assignment should be approached as one integrated assignment. 1. The SHEQ/Risk and/or line manager must endorse the written submission. 2. Students who are unemployed and could not perform workplace-based assessments under the supervision of a workplace host will undergo a compulsory interview....

The assessment has two parts, Part A and Part B: In your management teams you are required to complete a presentation on the analysis of the organisational case study ‘Bell Utilities’. This is primarily a formative assessment support process to help you with Part B. This will be presented in front of a panel of senior university staff. You are required to write a 3000 word (+ 10%) report that analyses and evaluates the application of contemporary change management practice...

Task:   The objectives of the risk management plan are:• To focus attention on minimizing threats to achievement of the project objectives.• To provide an approach for:Identifying and assessing risks.Determining cost-effective risk reduction actions.Monitoring and reporting progress in reducing risk. The overall goal of this process is to progressively reduce the project’s exposure to events that threaten the accomplishment of its objectives by:Incorporating approaches into the proje...

You are required to collect the number of phone calls making per day for ten consecutive days. Once you have collected the data for ten days, you are required to prepare a report undertaking followings: 1. Arrange the data in a table format. (5 marks) 2. Present the data using any two types of charts of your choice. Example: Column chart, bar chart, scatter plot, line chart, pictograms, histograms etc. (10 marks) 3. Calculate and discuss the followings. Please provide the steps for the cal...

Definition and Challenges of the CompanyQUESTIONYou are required to choose a company that is struggling and act as a consultant. Based on your course material, you have to set a plan for managers to follow making sure that the company is properly ran during these challenges time. Hint: in your proposal, you need to consider the following: Define the company you have chosen and why you have chosen it; by that specify the challenges the company it is facing so you can discuss at a later st...

Case Study 1: Fruit Confectionery LimitedFruit Confectionery Limited (FCL) is a small-medium sized enterprise based in Scotland. The company manufactures and sells confectionery made from fruit to a range of wholesalers and retailers in the UK. The company has only been in existence for three years but already has made its first revenue from sales to mainland Europe but suffered an exchange rate loss due to a decrease in the value of the €. The rapid expansion concerns the B...

The Emergence of Cocaine and CrackAdministration was created to enforce federal drug laws. In the 1970s, cocaine reappeared. Then, a decade later, crack appeared, spreading addiction and violence at epidemic levels.Today, the DEA’s biggest challenge is the dramatic change in organized crime. While American criminals once controlled drug trafficking on U.S. soil, today sophisticated and powerful criminal groups headquartered in foreign countries control the drug trade in the ...