A pipeline branches into two parallel lines as shown in Figure below. The pipe diameters, lengths and materials are as shown in the fugure. If the flow entering the branch 0.5 m3/s, what is the flow in each branch? Assume the water temperature is 20 degree C.
Calculate the opportunity cost of preserving Nigula bog as a nature reserve. Use the data below assuming the next-best alternative use of Nigula bog is using peat as an energy source The peat deposit of Nigula bog covers about 2,000 hectares. The annual harvest from one hectare is about100 tonnes and one tonne of peat contains 3 megawatt hours (MWh) of energy Assume that peat is sold on a competitive market and the market price is Euro 30 per tonne. The nearby power plant buys the annual peat production and earns Euro 50 per MWh from sales of electricity and heat. Other inputs cost Euro 10 per MWh
Network Planning Assignment Overview The main objectives of this assignment are: • To help students gain a good understanding of the IP (Internet Protocol), which is the major underlying technology of the Internet. • To help students to understand the importance of subnet and routing of IP address. • To encourage students to conduct an independent investigation into IP related topics from books, the Internet and through practical investigation. Engagement with this assignment should help students to understand the major underlying concepts of the Internet world. Network Planning Assignment
Overview
The main objectives of this assignment are:
Engagement with this assignment should help students to understand the major underlying concepts of the Internet world.
Scenario
You have been appointed as a Network System Administrator by the Australian government to allocate public IP Version 4 (IPv4) addressesand build a routing table for edge routers to connect the Australian states as shown in Figure 1.
The IPv4 is an exhaustive list of IPv4 addresses for current Internet users in the world.However, in this scenario you have the liberty to use the entire available unreserved public IPv4addresses for the Internet users in Australia.
R2
R1 QLD NT
WA R4 R3 SA
NSW
R5
VIC
R6 TAS
Figure 1: Edge routers R1 – R6 connecting different Australian states.
Tasks
The major task is to allocate the unreserved public IPv4 addresses to different states in Australia based on the Internet users in those states. The number of Internet users for Australian states are given below:
New South Wales (NSW) : 6 Million
Victoria (VIC) : 4 Million
Queensland (QLD) : 3 Million
Western Australia (WA) : 2 Million
South Australia (SA) : 1 Million
Tasmania (TAS) : 300 Thousand
Northern Territory (NT) : 150 Thousand
The task needs to be completed based on the following constraints and assumptions:
The minor task is to create a routing table for edge routers onlyfor the state NT, WA and SA. The task needs to be completed based on the following constraints and assumptions:
Recommended Readings
The required materials for this assignment are covered from Week 4 onwards. It is highly recommended to read the following resources to complete the assignment:
Learning Outcomes Assessed
The following course learning outcomes are assessed by completing this assessment:
Assessment Details
All works submitted must be authored by the individual student submitting the work or where material from other sources is included it must be referenced using APA referencing.
Please note it is highly unlikely two students can have the same set of addresses allocated for a given state.Students found to have plagiarised will be dealt with according to university plagiarism policy (https://federation.edu.au/current-students/learning-and-study/online-help-with/plagiarism).
Submission
Students are required to use the template, along with references, given in the Appendix A to complete the assignment. The completed templatewith your name and student number (3 pages plus reference page only) should be submittedthrough Turnitin in Moodle by Week 10 – refer course description for exact due date and time.
Marking Guidelines
IP address for each state (7 x 9 marks) 63 Marks Subnet mask for each state (7 x 4 marks) 28 Marks Allocation not more than 20% (7 x 2 marks) 14 Marks Routing Table for each 3 edge routers (3 x 11 marks) 33 Marks Router Link (NIC) address for 3 edge routers (12 x 1 mark) 12 Marks Total marks 150 Marks
The total marks for this assignment is 150 (15% Weighting for the course).
The marks will be available in Moodle and in FDLMarks by the end of week 12 of the semester.
IP Address (NT) Subnet Mask Number of Address Appendix A IP Address (SA) Subnet Mask Number of Address IP Address (TAS) Subnet Mask Number of Address Page 1: Insert IP address and the Subnet Mask in the box provided for each state
WA NT NSW QLD VIC TAS SA IP Address (WA) Subnet Mask Number of Address IP Address (QLD) Subnet Mask Number of Address IP Address (NSW) Subnet Mask Number of Address IP Address (VIC) Subnet Mask Number of Address Destination Network Interface Next Hop Page 2: Insert routing table entry in the box for 3edge routers
Routing Table for R1 Destination Network Interface Next Hop WA NT NSW QLD VIC TAS SA
Routing Table for R2
R1
R2
Routing Table for R3 R3
Destination Network Interface Next Hop
WA NT NSW QLD VIC TAS SA Page 3: Insert the IP address for the Network Interface Card (NIC)to connectNT, WA and SA
Router NIC IP Address R1 #5 R1 #8 R1 #6 R1 #7 R2 #4 R2 #2 R2 #3 R2 #1 R3 #9 R3 #10 R3 #11 R3 #12 R2 R3 R1 NIC#6 NIC#1 NIC#2 NIC#3 NIC#4 NIC#5 NIC#8 NIC #11 NIC #12 NIC#9 NIC #10 NIC#7
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1. Do you believe that the trouble with Philadelphia’s water billing system is a technical problem or a people problem? Why?
For an electing large partnership, charitable contributions are Separately reported to the partners. Allowed as a deduction at the partnership level without limitation. Allowed as a deduction at the partnership level, subject to a 10%-of-partnership-taxable-income limitation. Allowed as a deduction at the partnership level, subject to a 50%-of-partnership-taxable-income limitation
8. Carella (New York) sues Underworld, Inc., incorporated in Delaware, doing business in every state, with its principal place of business in Florida. Suit is brought in the federal district court for the Northern District of Florida. Does the court have jurisdiction?.
Fritz has an open fire insurance policy on his home for a maximum liability of $60,000. The policy has a number of standard clauses, including the right of the insurer to restore or rebuild the property in lieu of a monetary payment, and it has a standard coinsurance clause. A fire in Fritz’s house destroys a utility room and part of the kitchen. The fire was caused by the overheating of an electric water heater. The total damage to the property is $10,000.00. The property at the time of loss is valued at $100,000.00. Fritz files a proof-of-loss claim for $10,000.00. What is the insurer’s liability in this situation? Explain fully
AJack Partnership manufactures jackhammers. AJack Partnership is looking for guidance in the variances of its standard cost system. It would like you to assist in understanding material price, material quantity, rate, efficiency, and overhead variances.
The standard cost card information for unit of product is below.
Standard cost card per unit of product
Direct materials: 4 pounds at $9.00 per pound of steel
$36.00
Direct labor: 2.0 direct labor hours at $20.00 per hour
40.00
Variable overhead: 100% of a direct labor hour at $10.00 per hour
20.00
Fixed overhead: 100% of a direct labor hour at $20.00 per hour
40.00
Standard cost per unit
$136.00
The following information is available in the year just finished:
Assignment Guidelines:
Material
Labor
Overhead
Financial management ;
Ratio analysis please follow the instructions
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dharavi developing asia’s largest slum Dharavi Redevelopment project (DRP) – Government estimate: 3 billion 40 million sq.ft of commercial space and 30 million sq.ft of residential development Contribute Rs. 20,000 per family for further maintenance, addtl 20,000 by RP For every 100 square feet of free housing, the builder was allowed to build and sell 133 square feet Construct & Maintain all buildings & public areas for 15 years