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For the given program, how many times will the println method be executed?   public class ShippingController {     //——————————————     public static void main(String[] args){         printShippingCost(8);        printShippingCost(18);        printShippingCost(25);            }//end main        //——————————————     public static void printShippingCost(double weight) {         if((weight > 0.0) && (weight 5.0) && (weight 10.0) && (weight

What is the value in answer after executing the following statements: int num1 = 5;int num2 = 3;int num3 = 1;int num4 = 2; int answer =  num1 * num2 / num3 – num4;

From the code below, what value for userInput causes “The while loop has finished” to be printed to the console?   Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);int userInput = sc.nextInt(); while (userInput < 5) {    // do something    userInput = sc.nextInt(); }//end while System.out.println("The while loop has finished");

Which of the following will a male Amish decedent NOT be buried in?

How would you describe the figure in the panel below?

State in your own words the study’s hypothesis (generalize the multiple hypotheses presented by the authors into one more general hypothesis). How exactly does this hypothesis relate to the larger theory? If this hypothesis is rejected, will the theory be challenged?

The study measured the percentage of the carcass consumed by wolves by observing 240 wolf-killed elk carcasses and estimating active consumption rates (ACR). Observations were of only 3-6 wolf packs throughout the study and wolf pack size, distance to the road and snow amount were recorded during each observation. Which of the following, therefore, is the most appropriate classification for this experiment as just described? [hint: check Gillen for definitions]

How do the authors extend previous work in the research area and do they attempt to develop new theories or just extend existing theory? What type of studies might end up citing this paper? Does this paper have any findings that might be important for government and conservation agencies trying to prevent the loss of species as a result of human activities (e.g. overharvesting, habitat destruction, climate change)? [Remember to click the html button (bottom left) to correctly format your answer]

Choose a result. Which result did you choose? How is central tendency presented in this case? For this result, what population is the study interested in examining [note this is a statistical population, not necessarily a biological population]? Does the study sample only part of the population? Is the sample representative of the entire population? How well do the measurements of the sample estimate the properties of the population? If possible, use standard errors or another statistical measure to support your answer. [hint: check Gillen for definition and examples of statistical populations] [Remember to click the html button (bottom left) to correctly format your answer]

Which of the following is NOT a variable studied in this research?