Notes, abstracts, papers, exams and problems of Primary education

I am writing this email in order to complain about a product of your shop. I bought a mobile phone 2 weeks ago. It cost around six hundred euros and it has several failures.

Failures:

• It does not charge well.
• The screen seems to be damaged and sometimes turns black.
• The mobile phone does not always turn on.

For these reasons, I would like to find a solution. The mobile phone has a guarantee, so could you repair it? If it is not possible, could you give me my money back? I am looking forward to your answer as soon as possible.

Yours sincerely,

True or False Statements

1. Are the following statements TRUE or FALSE? Copy the evidence from the text. No marks are given for only TRUE or FALSE. (Maximum score: 2 points)

a) A small minority of people cannot identify other people's faces easily.

TRUE: "In fact, about 2 percent of the population has prosopagnosia, a condition characterized by great difficulty in recognizing faces."

b) Super-recognizers are only able to recognize people who have the same appearance as when they met.

FALSE: "Often super-recognizers are able to recognize another person despite significant changes in appearance..."

Questions Based on the Text

2. In your own words and based on the ideas in the text, answer the following questions. Do not copy from the text. (Maximum... Continue reading "Facial Recognition: From Prosopagnosia to Super-Recognizers" »

The Ashby Family

Characters

Jane and Ruth

Jane and Ruth are identical twins. Jane is elegant and modest, while Ruth is friendly and always dressed in old riding clothes.

Eleanor

Eleanor is the older sister. She is similar to Jane in character. Brat Farrar and Roger Clint are both in love with her.

Nora and Bill

Nora and Bill are the parents of the Ashby family. They die in an airplane crash, leaving their five children orphaned.

Simon and Patrick

Simon and Patrick are twins, with Patrick being born 20 minutes before Simon. Simon kills Patrick by throwing him off a cliff. He then writes a suicide note in Patrick's handwriting and places it on the cliff to make it appear that Patrick committed suicide.

Brat Farrar

Brat Farrar is a man who returns to England... Continue reading "The Ashby Family: A Tale of Twins, Tragedy, and Deception" »

UK COVID-19 Infections Plateau as Lockdown Eases

Experts Warn of Potential Surge in Cases and Deaths

Experts advising government ministers have warned that COVID-19 infections in the UK have plateaued or potentially increased slightly in recent weeks. New confirmed cases remain at around 1,000 per day.

Independent SAGE Group Raises Concerns

Scientists from the Independent SAGE group, an independent advisory body, have expressed concerns that the current infection levels could lead to an additional 30,000 deaths. They urge the public to adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Concerns Following Recent Heatwave and Crowds

These warnings come after large crowds gathered at beaches and parks during a recent heatwave, raising concerns about potential... Continue reading "UK COVID-19 Infections Plateau as Lockdown Eases: Experts Warn of Potential Surge" »

Infinitive - Past Simple - Past Participle - Spanish

Freight Transportation Fundamentals

Importance of an Effective Transportation System

• Greater competition
• Economic Scale
• Reduced price

Service Choices and Their Characteristics

• Price
• Transit time and variability
• Loss and damage

Transportation Rate Profile

1. Volume related rates
2. Distance-related rates
   • Uniform rates
   • Proportional rates
   • Tapering rates
   • Blanket rates: meet the rates of competitors
3. Demand-related rates: Transportation rate is set by competitor

Transportation Charges

• Line-haul rate
  • By products
  • By shipment size
  • By route
  • Miscellaneous rates
• Special service

Line-Haul Rates

1. By products
   • Classification system was devised (T 6.4)
   • Class rates: once a product has a freight classification, line-haul charges can be determined. Zip codes are used for the location (T 6.5)
   • Break

1. For y — by — 0 an integrating factor is e J ocix = e ox so that — [e oxy dx L J —oo < x < oo. There is no transient term. 2. For y1 + 2y — 0 an integrating factor is eJ 2 dx = e2x so that —oo < x < oo. The transient term is ce 2x. A dx <-2xy = 0 and y = ceox for = 0 and y — ce~2x for d 3. For y' + y — eix an integrating factor is eJ dx = ex so that — [e'Ty] -- and y - ie3* + ce~x for dx * 4 —oo < x < oo. The transient term is ce x. 4. For y' -f- Ay = 4 an integrating factor is eJ 4 dx == e4x so that [e4x dx L for — oo < x < oo. The transient term is ce~4x. V = |e4x and y = A + ce -4x 49 www.Elsolucionario.Net Exercises 2.3 Linear Equations 5. For y'+3x2y = x2 an integrating factor is eJ ,ix... Continue reading "Linear Equations and Integrating Factors" »