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Analysis on metric spaces 6) Prove that a set S in a metric space is closed if andonly if it cantains all of its accumulation points Analysis on metric spaces 6) Prove that a set S in a metric space is closed if andonly if it cantains all of its accumulation points Solution I assume you know that a set is closed if it is the complementof an open set. Suppose S is closed. Let x be any accumulation pointof S. If x is not in S, then it is in its complementwhich is open and hence contains an open ball Bcentered on x. Since x was the accumulation point so this ballalso contains an element y (yx) such that yis in S. This contradicts B being entirely within S\'scomplement. Conversely, suppose S contains all its accumulation points.Suppose the complement of S is T. We shall show that T is an openset. This will be sufficient to prove that S is a closed set. Let xbe an element of T. If all balls centered on x wereintersecting S then x would have been an accumulation point of S,hence inside S, hence not inside T. So at least 1 ball liesentirely within T. So T is open..

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Answer just part (b) please 1. The Monetary Process a. Using the case of the Great Depression, explain how the FED?s job of conducting monetary policy can be complicated by the behaviour of depositors and the banks. b. Using the case of the 2007 ? 2009 financial crisis, explain how the FED?s job of conducting monetary policy can be complicated by the behaviour of depositors and the banks. Solution Financial Crisis 2007-09 We know that in 2007-09 world economy faced a worst financial crisis since the great depression of the 1930s. It is one of the major financial crisis everseen in the world. The results of this crisis was the collapse of large financial institutions and droped out all stock market in the world. The crisis is called the Subprime crisis. The sub prime because of the encouragement of home ownership, easy access of housing loans,and also trading patterns of both buyers and the sellers. These all are long term capital making investment not for short term capital making. So the bank have lack of solvency for this credit. It will questioning the credit availability of bank. This will also created the declaining of depositor confidence. It will created the papparacy of the baking and insurance institutions. It will majorly affected in US economy and the policy makers cant do anything for this biggest crisis. Monetory policy and FEDs We know that monetory policy is the policy of FED. The policy is effective from both of crisis and boom periods. In periods of 2007-09 crisis there is no significant role in monetory policy. In the crisis periode there are two major policy had taken by FED. One is, the fed uses percentage change in the money market rate. When the money market rate will be droped the bank have increased their credit capacity. This will created a speed recovery of the banks. But we conclude that the monetory policy ineffective in most cases. But in the real sence it created more policy actions by the FEDs. The crisis is most difficult because of low inflation and low interest rate. If the interest rate is low then individuals are increased their credits for housing loans. But it cannot repay in short periods. So the low interest rate will created a risk adverse to the investor. In these cases the monetry policy is effective very well during the crisis..

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Another term used for solar panels is Question 3 options: photovoltaics steam condensing nanotechnology Thin film solar cellsA) photovoltaicsB) steam condensingC) nanotechnologyD) Thin film solar cells Solution Photovoltaics (PV) is the name of a method of converting solar energy into direct current electricity using semiconducting materials that exhibit the photovoltaic effect, a phenomenon commonly studied in physics, photochemistry and electrochemistry. A thin-film solar cell (TFSC), also called a thin-film photovoltaic cell (TFPV), is a second generation solar cell that is made by depositing one or more thin layers, or thin film (TF) of photovoltaic material on a substrate, such as glass, plastic or metal. Thin-film solar cells are commercially used in several technologies, including cadmium telluride(CdTe), copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS), and amorphous and other thin-film silicon (a-Si, TF-Si)..

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Answer: $570. Please explain how to get this answer and show the work process. Thank you Solution - As you can see in the above picture I have labeled some points which will be required in the solution. - The producer surplus is the area occupied by the triangle POE before the prices were rise. And, the new producer surplus is the occupied by the triangle OP1E1. We need to find the monetary value of these areas to find out the producer surplus. - Firstly, we will calculate total revenue, before the rise of prices, which is covered by the quadrilateral PEQO. Total revenue = Quantity x Price = 80 x 16 = $1,280. Now if we take a look at the given figure, we will notice that the triangle POE, which is producer surplus, is exactly half of the Quadrilateral PEQO, which is Total Revenue. This implies that producer surplus is half of total revenue. Thus, producer surplus before change in the prices = 1,280 / 2 = $640 - Secondly, now we will calculate total revenue, after the rise of prices, which is covered by the quadrilateral P1E1Q1O. Total revenue = Quantity x Price = 110 x 22 = $2,420. Now, here again the triangle P1OE1, which is producer surplus, is exactly half of the Quadrilateral P1E1Q1O, which is Total Revenue. Thus, same as previous, the producer surplus is half of the total revenue. Thus, producer surplus after change in the prices = 2,420 / 2 = $1,210. - Increase in producer surplus = 1,210 - 640 = $570.

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Answer All this question listed on this image file.. Note: do not copy-paste from any other sites. Otherwise I;ll report as a spam. Solution It is not east to generalize the culture of India as Indfa is a country that is a mixture of several cultures. Each and every state has a separate religious custom. Though Hinduism is the prime religion in the country, each and every state in India has a different custom practice. The only custom that is common among the entire country is the coloured powder that is offered in almost all the temples. Let us consider a very weird custom that in practice in a state called Tamilnadu in India. As we have the english calendar the people in Tamilnadu follow a special calendar based on the Tamil months. According to them their year begins on April 14 which they celebrate as New Year Day. There is one month called as \"Aadi\" in their calendar which is considered very auspicious. Women and Men fast through out the month and they worship the lady goddess in the whole month of Aadi. The weird tradition or the religious custom that is in practice during this month is that people have the tradition of walking on a bed of fuming logs of fire that is created by logs of wood. This is considered a very special ritual in this month. People perform poojas and offer thesein return for their prayers. This might really sound weird but is considered to the most auspicious act by the devotees. Indians are well known for their religious thoughts and beliefs. Their prayers and offerings have no bounds. The most important part is that they dont have a single god. They follow several god and give forms to all elements of nature..

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Anderson, Inc. has owned 70% of its subsidiary, Arthur Corp., for several years. The consolidated balance sheets of Anderson, Inc. and Arthur Corp. are presented below: Additional information for 2011: Net cash flow from financing activities was: (61,000). What are the steps to get this answer? Solution Consolidated balance sheet is not provided in the question hence i am unable to answer to the question please provide me the complete details so that i can answer the same and help you out.

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