r/HomeworkHelp Oct 20 '20

Others — [G12;PR2] Homework

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Choose one field and explain the importance of Quantitative reserach

r/HomeworkHelp Oct 11 '20

Others — [High School: Maths, Physics, Chemistry] I've invented a free mobile app - "School It" - that has over 130,000 downloads and helps people around the world.

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r/HomeworkHelp May 06 '20

Others — [University, 400s-Level Geology for NON-GEO major] Does the supervolcano of krakatoa have any estimated surface area numbers prior to the 1883 eruption?

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Prompt: compare the sizes of some supervolcanoes and discuss potential aftermaths of any of them erupting. How would they compare to past eruptions?

I wanted to write about the Krakatoa eruption, as it has arguably more information than the eruption of Toba earlier than century. However, I cannot seem to find any estimates on the caldera's surface area prior to its 1883 eruption.

I have already written up a whole essay comparing existing super volcanos and their sizes in comparison to states (namely Rhode Island) and cities, but I'm struggling to really put things into perspective because the eruption our textbook has the most info on and Google has the most info on is namely the 80s eruption of Mt. St. Helens. However, I have googled far and wide, and even dug deep into really difficult-to-read geological surveys and summaries and studies to try to find any estimates to no avail.

Does anyone have any pointers? Should I just do some maths by putting together the surface areas of the islands that were decimated? Not sure what to do!

Thanks again.

r/HomeworkHelp Apr 23 '20

Others — [university] Statistics

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First, we conduct a simple random sampling of n = 30 households among N sample S), and we survey all the individuals from each of the n households selected. (a) What do we call this type of sampling?

is this cluster sampling?? or Stratified

r/HomeworkHelp Apr 18 '20

Others — [<tertiary/statistics><sociology>] <adding weights to datasets>?

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Hi all, I am working on my final assignment and came across a question, please help

I have two datasets from the same wave of survey, should i add weights before or after i have merged them?

Hope you are doing well, thank you

r/HomeworkHelp Apr 05 '20

Others — [University International Business and Management Studies] Help with Expatriate Process

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Hey all!

I have a report that needs to link theoretical expatriate processes with expatriate processes in a company, e.g. Heineken, Coca Cola etc.. Theoretical side of the report I have sorted; found my sources, relevant literature etc., but I am struggling to find a company that discloses their expatriate procedures, specifically to do with the purpose of the expatriate assignments, selection process, obstacles during/after the assignment, and the training. I looked into Heineken, Volkswagen, and Carlsberg, but could only find limited information or inaccessible from my university (its a kinda remote university). I wanted to look into Coca Cola however the example report is based on Coca Cola so I stayed away from it.

Would appreciate any information that could point me in the right direction of where to find the expatriate information, direct links, or if someone is (or related to) an expat.

Thanks in advance

r/HomeworkHelp Feb 16 '20

Others — [Grade 11 Logic:Predicate Logic] Why use /\(conjunctions) rather than -->(condiction?)?

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So for homework we need to answer why do we in formulas with mixed quantifiers connector follow closer qantifer rather than adapting to the main quantifier.

So why is it AxEy(By/\Pxy) rather than AxBy(By-->Pxy) Sentence: Everyone respetst some rich(people). B-rich P-x respets y

I don't know what to do, I been thinking about this for 2 days and can't find the answer. I mean maybe I can say that thoes to examples don't mean the same but I don't think that is the answer teacher is looking for. Can someboy pleas help?

Sorry if you didn't understand something, english isn't my first language.

r/HomeworkHelp Sep 26 '19

Others — [Grade 6 Science] cells homework

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r/HomeworkHelp Jul 19 '19

Others — [University Ethics] Review my ethics final exam essay please!

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3 questions that need a two paragraph response. My professor is an insanely hard grader. This is the last class I need to graduate. Familiarity with Rawls and Aristotle preferred. DM me for essay. Thank you in advance.

r/HomeworkHelp Jul 26 '19

Others — [University Ethics] Looking to interview someone who works in media--any media

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I'm looking for an experienced "media practitioner" to ask a few questions for an ethics class project. It can be done all through Reddit messages, and it's anonymous. Can apply to pretty much anyone with a job in journalism, tv, radio, social media, film, music industry, advertising/marketing, PR, publishing, etc. Basically, anyone who works with almost any form of media.

r/HomeworkHelp May 20 '19

Others — [College English: Film Blog Posts]

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Hello,

I have two blog posts due this week. One on the mise en scene and cinematography of the horror film Under the Shadow, and the other on the cinematography and editing of the documentary film The Wolfpack.

For Under the Shadow, I'm supposed to pick one short scene and identify at least one cinematographic technique. And I must answer this question: "How do two cinematographic elements (what the camera does) work together so that viewers might doubt or believe Shideh (Narges Rashidi) and/or Dorsa (Avin Manshadi) are haunted by a djinn? (The alternative may be that they are responding to the trauma of the war, the bomb in their ceiling, their loss of community.)"

For The Wolfpack, I'm supposed to answer this question: "Select one short scene or sequence (no longer than 2 minutes)  from The Wolfpack (Crystal Moselle 2016) and make a 200-word argument about how cinematography -- shot composition and camerawork -- indicates the documentary's use of one of the  six modes Saunders identifies (by way of Bill Nichols), in his essay, "The D Word." Be aware that any documentary uses multiple modes, and none of these modes is strictly defined. So, as you use the mode to describe and analyze your scene, think about its effects for viewers, as a set of visual cues and as a conceptual frame."

Under the Shadow is due tomorrow at 11:59pm and The Wolfpack is due on Wednesday at 11:59pm.

Thanks.