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1. Scheduling involves the timing of operations to achieve the efficient movement of units through a system. The overall objective of scheduling is faster movement of goods and services through a facility, better customer service and dependable delivery. 2. The four criteria for determining the effectiveness of a scheduling decision are Minimize completion time Maximize utilization Minimize work in process Minimize customer waiting time 3. Loading means the assignment of jobs to work

EXPERIMENT TITLE DC power sources. NAME,STUDENT ID,DATE Muhammad Umair Bajwa,BAJ MD 1502,19-11-2016 GROUP MEMBERS Raheel farooq METHOD While determining this practical we need multimeter 's,two-post connectors, terminal posts and DC fundamental circuit boards. First while in the process of series and parallel battery circuits we will locate the batteries circuit on DC fundamental circuit board.measure the voltage V1 and V2 of circuit and both the values were 1.5 Vdc. So

Analysis & Comparison For measuring the quality of clusters four criteria have been used. The first three criteria are designed so as to measure the quality of cluster sets at different levels of granularity. Ideally it’s needed to generate partitions that have compact, well separated clusters. Hence, the criteria used presently combine the two measures to return a value that indicates the quality of the partition thus the value returned is minimized when the partition is judged to consist of compact

Ramez Dargham 7723190 Lab 2: Pythagorean Triples Step 1: State the problem precisely: Write a program that reads an integer N and prints 1) The total number of Pythagorean triples (a;b;c) with c< a < b < c. Example: (3, 4, 5) is a Pythagorean Triple, 32 + 42 = 52 We want the user to enter a digit on condition that the integer is greater than 0. By entering that digit the program will process it and try to find the Pythagorean triples possible to that integer, also every such Pythagorean

Manipulatives and Models to teach Algebra Concepts (6 points) Identify and explain how specific (by name) manipulatives, mathematical and physical models, and/or technology can be used to teach Algebra concepts for the following strands for a total of 3 tools. See Section 2 directions for more detail. Remember to include references and represent at least one concept from the following strand with a minimum of one of each tool (manipulative, model, and technology) represented in the section. (60

Mathematics is a logical and precise subject. Without precision in math everything is imprecise. A modest inaccuracy can produce a catastrophe. For example, if a doctor fails to calculate the correct amount of medicine to give a patient, it could result in a serious complication, such as death. A further example is the logic and precision it takes to construct a building. If there is one minor miscalculation the whole building could collapse, causing mass destruction. As specified above, you have

Mathabane’s educational trials and tribulations started in the fall of 1978 when he started school at Limestone College in Gaffney, South Carolina. Adjusting to academic life and his constant worry about his family safety back in South Africa took its toll on Mathabane and his tennis performance. To top matters, he lost his passport. He was very unhappy with the team and coach; he applied to Central Florida Community College. He changed his mind to stay at Limestone but the tennis voted to eliminate

Flatland Analysis The world as we know it today is three dimensional, but have you ever thought about what would happen if width did not exist? Author Edwin A. Abbot plays on this idea in his book Flatland: A romance of many dimensions. Though there are multiple characters introduced throughout the story: the main character is a square that lives in Flatland. The idea of the book is to show what the world would be like for characters who only know the land they are from. It shows the comparisons

1,500 or 2,000. The goal is measurable since the company will have record of the number of stores it opened in 2006. Whether or not it is attainable is dependent on many factor including, but not limited to, financial resources, personnel resources, and available locations. Assuming that all of these are readily available, Starbucks could reach their goal. Between 2000 and 2005, Starbucks increased the total number of stores from 3,501 to 10,241, an average of 1,348 stores per year (Starbucks Company

(2) Let be the number of grade 9 oranges O.J. uses for bags, be the number of grade 9 oranges O.J. uses for juice, be the number of grade 6 oranges O.J. uses for bags, and be the number of grade 6 oranges O.J. uses for juice. The objective is to maximize the profit. For juice, the profit will be ($1.50$1.05)*( + ), and for bags, the profit will be ($0.50-$0.20)*( + ). Thus, the total profit will be . The objective function is: Maximize The constraints are: Constraint 1: The total number of grade 9 oranges