Hyperion

Scanner tempTXT = new Scanner(new File("KeyWestTemp.txt"));

Scanner humidTXT = new Scanner(new File("KeyWestHumid.txt"));

double[] temp = new double[11];

double[] humid = new double[11];

double[] heatIndex = new double[11];

for (int i = 0; tempTXT.hasNextDouble(); ++i)

{

temp[i] = tempTXT.nextDouble();

}

Why is this for loop running into an out of bounds exception?

Part-time workers are considered to be fully employed members of the labor force and thus are counted as such.

How does this understate, or underestimate, the rate of unemployment?

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In addition, what are some examples of discouraged workers?

Thanks.

Three students were doing their homework together. As a treat, one mom offered to bake some cookies. While waiting for them to cool, all three students feel asleep. After a while, student 1 woke up, ate her equal share of cookies, and went back to sleep. A little while later, student 2 woke up, ate what she thought was her equal share, and fell asleep again. Then student 3 woke up, ate what she thought was her equal share, and went back to sleep. Later, all three kids woke up and discovered that the number of cookies left could be divided among themselves equally if they gave on to the mother that baked them. How many cookies were baked originally? Give the smallest possible amount.

f(x) = x^x

Is it exponential (f(x) = 2^x) or ar power (f(x)= x^2)) function, or neither?

f(x) = x^x

f(x) = | 2x - 4 |, g(x) = -1x + 4

Solve for (g o f o g)(0)

-1 [ | 2 ( -1(0) + 4 ) - 4 | ] + 4 =

-1 [ | 8 - 4 | ] + 4 =

-1 [ 4 ] + 4 =

Answer = 0

Is this answer correct?

1. Does fission produce energy because:

I. E = mc^2. Some of the product is converted into energy, and hence "mass defect".

II. Resulting energy from reaction > required energy to start reaction.

or both?

2. Could you explain how so little mass is converted into an abundance of energy due to E = mc^2?

3. Does mass of reactants = mass of product + energy?

I. How does fusion work? Why does it require much higher temperatures and pressures than fission?

II. How does fission produce energy if it requires energy to break bonds? Why is a neutron required?

III. Why are only light/heavy elements used? What does this have to do with their binding energies?

I. The only ways to produce Nuclear energy is fission, fusion, and radioactive decay. Correct?

II. Describe radioactive decay.

III. What happens when Plutonium/Uranium core is compressed?

IV. Why are radioactive elements used in Nuclear weapons?

V. Define induced fission, binding energy, & critical mass.

IV. How does an A-Bomb/H-Bomb specifically work?