[1 point] A tennis ball moving to the right has a head-on co…

[1 point] A tennis ball moving to the right has a head-on collision with a second ball of equal mass moving to the right at a slower speed. Assume that the collision is perfectly elastic. Which of the following statements is true? Momentum is conserved. Kinetic Energy is conserved. Total energy is conserved.

A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)…

A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is receiving oxygen therapy via a Venturi mask. The physician orders an FiO₂ of 24%. The nurse assesses that the Venturi mask is currently set to deliver an FiO₂ of 40%. What is the most appropriate nursing action?

Colin just moved into his home in Springfield, Missouri. He…

Colin just moved into his home in Springfield, Missouri. He has a big backyard that he plans to throw parties for his friends. However, he has a nosy next-door neighbor, Lakin, who likes to spy on her neighbors and abhors late night parties. Colin decided to build a fence between his backyard and Lakin’s to prevent her from spying on him and his friends. However, Colin made a mistake when he constructed his fence and the fence line actually encroached onto neighbor Lakin’s yard by three feet. Lakin realizes the mistake and asks Colin to move the fence back over to his side of the property border, but Colin refuses to do so. The two reach a compromise – Lakin tells Colin that she will let him keep the fence where it is if Colin promises to end all his outdoor parties by 9 p.m. Who owns the three feet of land on Colin’s side of the fence that once belonged to Lakin?

SECOND ESSAY QUESTION (50 points)ANSWER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING…

SECOND ESSAY QUESTION (50 points)ANSWER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TWO QUESTIONS:C. Suppose that production of wheat is a perfectly competitive market / industry. Given the following information currently for the wheat market: Price = $5.50 per bushel ATC = $6.00 per bushel AVC = $5.00 per bushel Where ATC is average total cost and AVC average variable cost. Are these firms making a profit? Should these firms shut-down and sell their farms? What will happen in the long-run to these producers and thus the market / industry in terms of their profits / losses? Explain your answer by reference to specific market rules and to the adjustment process.   ORD. Wellstone is a furniture manufacturer for the residential market that creates a variety of furniture pieces for the dining room, living room and bedroom. At a management meeting the president of the company asked about the company’s production goals for the next quarter. The operations manager responded in favor of increasing production and thinks that it would not affect their average costs, or may even lower them. Assuming that labor is the only variable input, is the operations manager’s conclusion about an increase in production right?Explain your answer using the relevant production process metrics (such as ATC, MC, etc.).