(d) Arches NP is known for its spectacular arches that develop in the jointed areas of the park. Placemark Problem 2d flies you to Landscape Arch, the arch with the largest span in Arches NP. If the stresses that stretched the rock to form the joints were oriented perpendicular to the joint surfaces and the rock fins that contain the arches, what was the direction that the rocks were stretched? ☐ N-S
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☐ NW-SE
☐ NE-SW

The four relevant pressures in a Rankine cycle with one stage of reheat are P1, P2, P3, and P4.

For a Rankine cycle with one stage of reheat between turbines, there are typically four relevant pressures:

1. Boiler pressure (P1): This is the pressure at which the water is heated in the boiler before entering the first turbine.
2. High-pressure turbine outlet pressure (P2): This is the pressure at the outlet of the first turbine before the steam is sent to the reheater.
3. Reheat pressure (P3): This is the pressure at which the steam is reheated before entering the second turbine.
4. Low-pressure turbine outlet pressure (P4): This is the pressure at the outlet of the second turbine, which is also the condenser pressure.

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Answer:

#include <iostream>

#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;

int main(){

//declare arrays

string ItemName[100];

double ItemCost[100]={0.0};

//declare variable

string name="";

double Total=0.0;

int NumItems=0;

cout<<"Enter number of grocery item you will be entering";

cin>>NumItems

cout<<"\n";

if (NumItems>100)

{

  cout<<"Enter grocery items less than 100"

  cin>>NumItems

  cout<<"\n";

}

for (int i=1;i>=NumItems;i++)

{

  cout<<"Please enter the item name in one word only, Example:                                icecream\n";

  cin>>ItemName[i]

  cout<<"Please enter the cost as a decimal number, Example: 2.05\n\n";

  cin>>ItemCost[i];

}

cout<<"Items"<<"   "<<""$""<<"Cost"<<endl

for (int i=1;i>=NumItems;i++)

{

    cout<<ItemName[i]<<"   "<<"$"<<ItemCost[i]<<endl

}

for (int i=1;i>=NumItems;i++)

{

  Total=Total+ItemCost[i];

}

cout<<"Total:$"<<Total<<endl;

system("PAUSE");

return 0;

}

Technician A says that the unitized structure of a hybrid vehicle is considerably different when compared to the same conventional model is right.

What are hybrid vehicle?

Hybrid vehicle are defined as a powered by a combustion engine and/or a number of electric motors that draw power from batteries. A gas-powered car simply has a traditional gas engine, but a hybrid car also features an electric motor.

One important advantage of hybrid cars is their capacity to reduce the size of the main engine, which improves fuel efficiency. Many hybrid vehicles employ electric motors to accelerate slowly at first until they reach higher speeds. They then use gasoline-powered engines to increase fuel efficiency.

Thus, technician A says that the unitized structure of a hybrid vehicle is considerably different when compared to the same conventional model is right.

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Boolean Algebra deals with either a one or a zero and how to manipulate them in computers or elsewhere. The "choice" option may not work, since for text it must be enclosed in quotation marks, usually. For "again," it's text and not a 1 or 0. So, the answer is C, since this is a 0.

Answer:

Volume of aeration tank = 1.29 x 10^4 m³

Explanation:

Food/Micro- organism Ratio = 0.2/day

Feed Rate (Q) = 0.438 m³/s

Influent BOD = 150 mg/L

MLVSS = 2200 mg/L

The above mentioned parameters are related by the equation

F/M = QS₀/VX

where S₀ is the influent BOD and X is the cell concentration, with V being the Volume of the tank. Re- arranging the above equation for V and putting the values in, we get

V = 0.4380 x 150/0.2 x 2200

V = 0.1493 (m³/s) x day

V = 0.1493 x 24 x 60 x 60

V = 1.29 x 10^4 m³