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45 mL of 1.4 M glucose is diluted to a total volume of 75 mL. What is the final concentration of glucose?  Answer in M. Do not use scientific notation. Do not type units. Canvas may add leading or trailing zeros to your answer; these will NOT affect your grade.

How many cubic decimeters (1dm3 = 1L) of 0.76 M HBr solution is necessary to have 9.4 mol HBr? Answer in dm3. Do not use scientific notation. Do not type units. 

Which of the following education funding techniques will be most appropriate to recommend to parents with incomes over $250,000?

Norm, a CFP® professional, has been working with his new client, Cliff, over the last few months. He has completed all required disclosures and provided all written documents required for a financial planning engagement. Cliff is 32, married, and has 3 children. Norm discussed Cliff’s insurance coverage following a thorough review of Cliff’s policies and recommended Cliff purchase a disability policy, additional term life insurance through his employer and a personal liability umbrella policy. Norm also performed a retirement needs analysis and developed an investment plan he believes will help Cliff achieve his goals. While presenting the retirement and investment plan, Cliff mentioned that he was rejected for the life insurance for medical reasons that he does not wish to discuss with Norm. To comply with the Practice Standards of the Code of Ethics, Norm’s best course of action would be to:

When a large datagram is fragmented into multiple smaller datagrams, where are these smaller datagrams reassembled into a single larger datagram?

Your roommate comes home from working at the hospital and tells you about two patients that were in a car accident. One of the patients cannot recognize everyday objects like a cup or ball but can recognize the faces of the people in the hospital and family members. The other patient cannot recognize the faces of the people in the hospital but can recognize everyday objects like a cup and ball. You tell your roommate that this is an example of

Suppose you are in your kitchen writing a grocery list, while your roommate is watching TV in the next room. A commercial for spaghetti sauce comes on TV. Although you are not paying attention to the TV, you “suddenly” remember that you need to pick up spaghetti sauce and add it to the list. Your behavior is BEST predicted by which of these models of attention?

Define functional connectivity and structural connectivity within the context of cognitive neuroscience.

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be?

There are four conceptualizations of object perception that we discussed in class: unconscious inference, Gestalt laws, environmental regularities, and Bayesian inference. Identify the main difference between the Gestalt laws and the other three conceptualizations.