Evaluate the benefits of using any five project management techniques that you will introduce and be implemented by this business organization.
Describe any five benefits of using project management.
The relative permittivity of a die electric is 2.25.(a) What is its permittivity (b) What will be the capacitance of this electric is inserted into a 7.8 air capacitor?
In the reaction Mg(OH)²+2HCl--->MgCl²+2H²0 you were given 15 grams of Mg(OH)² and 25 grams of HCl.Which of the two reactants is the limiting reagents? How much MgCl² will be produced in the reaction?
Explain the problem addressed by the invention with flow chart
The human hemoglobin is a tetrameric protein of about 64.5 KDa, consisting of two a chains and two B-chains tightly bound.
a) Calculate the number of amino acids present in the a-chains
b) What is the length of each B-chain?
e) What is the sum of the length of the two a-chains?
d) Find the length of the tetrameric protein hemoglobin assuming its all an alpha helical structure.
What is the bond order of be2 -?Berrium molecule two two atoms gained one electron
numerical difference between rate of change and the level of change
Hi,
I am writing a lab report, however, to explain the results I got from the experiment I need to change the units. I am a bit confused about this. Would you be able to help with this please and show me how to convert it and not just the answers? I have got only until the end of this month.
Thank you.
WBC (103/mm3) : 6.7 x 103/mm3
LYM% (percentage, %) : 19.7
MON% (percentage, %) : 4.1
GRA% (percentage, %) : 76.2
LYM# (absolute, 103/mm3) : 1.30 x 103/mm3
MON# (absolute, 103/mm3) : 0.20 x 103/mm3
GRA# (absolute, 103/mm3): 5.20 x 103/mm3
RBC (106/mm3): 4.50 x 106/mm3
HGB or Hb (g/dl): 14.2
HCT or PCV (%): 41.9
MCV (µm3): 93
MCH (pg): 31.6
MCHC (g/dl): 33.9
RDW (%): 12.7
PLT (103/mm3): 205 x 103/mm3
MPV (µm3): 8.8
PCT (%): 0.181
PDW (%): 14.8
NB: 1mm3 =1µl =10-6l (litre), 1µm3 =1fl = 10-15l (litre), 1dl=100ml
Insert your results in the table making sure that you express your RBC, WBC, and PLT counts per litre of blood.
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