Reference no: EM131266070
Discussion 1
You have been appointed as a new product manager with Samsung and have been tasked to introduce the latest smartphone in a new country. Choose and research a country other than the United States, and then formulate a plan to effectively integrate this product from a global and social standpoint. Speculate on the major challenges and opportunities you anticipate facing in this role.
Discussion 2
"Actionless Action (Daosim) and the Practice of Virtue (Confucianism)" Please respond to ONE of the following:
Identify and explain at least three aspects of wuwei (non-doing) that would be practical in the busy lives of city dwellers, especially those living in the West. Provide a rationale for your response.
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Explain the connection between Confucian thinking and what it means to be culturally Chinese.
Discussion 3
"Managing Files and the World of Windows" Please respond to the following:
• Take a position on whetheror not standardization and naming conventions are critical for properly managing files and folders in a Windows environment. Include at least one (1) example or scenario to support your response.
• Read the article titled "The Windows XP upgrade question: Windows 7 or Windows 8?" You can also use the Internet or Strayer Library to research articles on features about Windows 7 and Windows 8. Next, compare and contrast at least one (1) feature that differs from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. Then, select one (1) feature that you believe has been improved in Windows 8.1 and one (1) feature that you believe has worsened in Windows 8.1. Justify your response.See attachment
Discussion 4
"Are You a Planner?" Please respond to the following:
Think about the last event you had to plan for either at work or in your personal life. Did you have a process? How did having or not having a process impact the outcome of the event?
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Market demand curve for single price monopolist
: For each of the questions below show your work and reasoning. Suppose that the monopolist decides to produce the good and sell it for a single price. a. What is the market demand curve for this single price monopolist?
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Calculate the value of this capacitor
: A single-phase 50 Hz transformer has a voltage ratio of 230/2300 V. A capacitor rated 30 kVAR is connected on the 2300 V side. Calculate the value of this capacitor. What is the kVAR of the capacitor and the value of its capacitance as seen on 230..
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What is the load impedance
: A single-phase transformer is rated 600/200 V, 25 kVA, 50 Hz. The transformer is supplying full load on secondary side at 0.707 pf lagging. What is the load impedance? Assuming the transformer to be ideal what impedance is seen on the primary side..
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How many units would there be a surplus or shortage of
: Assume a competitive market with market demand represented by Qd = 60 -6P and market supply represented by Qs= 4P. If a price ceiling of $4 was implemented, would there a surplus or shortage result? How many units would there be a surplus or shorta..
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Identify and explain at least three aspects of wuwei
: Identify and explain at least three aspects of wuwei (non-doing) that would be practical in the busy lives of city dwellers, especially those living in the West. Provide a rationale for your response.
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Plot the trajectories of two weights
: For each case, plot the trajectories of two weights and its corresponding cost with the number of iterations. These two weights should converge to the optimal values as you will give in (a)
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Explain the practical use made of magnetic saturation
: Explain why a ferromagnetic material exhibits its typical B-H behaviour.
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Profit maximizing quantity-price for single-price monopoly
: i) Single-price monopolist: Suppose the monopolist charges a single-price for its product. Given this assumption, find the answers to the following questions: a. What is the profit maximizing quantity and price for this single-price monopolist?
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Identify social factor that affect consumer buying decisions
: Identify and understand the social factors that affect consumer buying decisions. - Social factors include such external influences as reference groups, opinion leaders, and family.
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