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One website provides the following formula for the energy requirements on a typical road bike: E=C69.783.509+0.258C+H2+10.32M0.01s+0.103a{“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”E=C69.783.509+0.258C+H2+10.32M0.01s+0.103a”} where: E = energy expended at the pedal in calories/min C = speed of cyclist in meters/sec H = headwind in meters/sec M = total mass of a cyclist and bicycle in kg s = slope or grade in percentage points a = acceleration of the bicycle in meters/sec2 What would be the energy required for a cyclist with no headwind, on a 1% road grade (s = 1), at a constant speed (no acceleration), on a road bike weighing 85 kg including the rider, and going 7.15 meters/sec?  In case you are wondering, the 7.15 meters/sec speed is about 16 miles per hour in English units. But you don’t need to know that; just fill in the given metric units. 

Which of the following statements best describes one major difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells?    

Which statement about unsaturated fats is true?    

Which of the following functional groups is hydrophobic in nature?    

Jamal invests $5000 in a mutual fund that averages 6% growth per year. The amount of money in the fund can is given by A = 5000(1.06)x, where x is time in years. How long will take for Jamal’s money to double? Round to the nearest tenth of a year.

Zeke buys a boat for $60,000. The boat is expected to lose 10% of its value each year. How much will the boat be worth five years after he buys it? Round your answer to the nearest cent (two decimal places).

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Adding an item to a heap bubbles it _______________ .

Which python package can be used for writing unit tests?

Consider the following recursive function: def r(xs: list[int]) -> list[int]:    match xs:        case []:            return []        case [x]:            return [x]        case [first, second, *rest]:            return [first] + r(rest) + [second] What list will r([1, 2, 3, 4]) return?