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Gamezee is a YouTuber who streams games. He has recently hired Jasmine to help him manage the wireless video streaming services. Currently, Gamezee is facing a network fluctuation issue. As a result, there are lags in his live video stream. He wants Jasmine to install the latest available Wi-Fi so that the devices can tap and utilize the maximum bandwidth and increase the throughput. Analyze which frequency range will help Jasmine to fix this issue.

Wildfilms Ltd., who is your client, has raised a ticket complaining of loss in signal strength since the new upgrade. Earlier, the connection was established using wired transmission, which has now been upgraded to a wireless connection. Which of the following will you use to amplify the power of the transmission in this scenario so that the issue can be resolved?

Match the following fun facts: 

What is the muscle labeled #5? 

Local Brew is a small cafe operating in New York. It has set up a free wireless network in its cafe to provide customers with ease of Internet access. Recently, one of the customers lodged a complaint against Local Brew regarding data theft from his emails, which has been traced back to the cafe’s public IP. Local Brew has informed Barton, who is the network provider for the cafe, to rectify the issue. Which of the following should Barton do to analyze and rectify the issue?

This figure shows an anterior view of the right thigh. What muscle does number 1 indicate?

What is the muscle labeled #11? 

What is the name of the muscle #9? (Hint: this is the longest muscle in the body)

Which letter is associated with the band/line/zone that disappears with a terminal contraction?

In your own words, explain the physiology of a muscle contraction from the Action potential of the nerve down to the actin and myosin binding in the muscle. For full points use the following key terms (this is like a word bank, not all terms are needed) in your explanation:  Action potential  Ions and Neurotransmitters such as Na+, K+, Cl-, Ach, Epi specific channels and junctions  Depolarization/Repolarization/Hyperpolarization Cell structures of the nerve and muscle cells  filament proteins like actin, myosin, troponin, tropomyosin