1 A triathlon is a race in which people swim, cycle and run without stopping between events. Look at the diagram of the triathlon course in Sydney, Australia. Label the diagram with the words from the box. Use the key to help you. bridge central library cycle route running route tunnel swimming route Key 1,500 m - swim (1 lap) 40 km - cycle (3 laps) 10 km - run (2 laps) I Bridge 2 Swimming route changeover point B Tunnel START Cycle route 5 Central library Running route FINISH

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List 2 problem statements which belong to the identified scopes below: TOPIC: Robotics and Gamification Focus Area: Design, modeling, and control of systems that scan the environment, move through it, engage with it, and take action on it.Beneficiary: HumansKnowledge/Capability: Robots, Computer Science, Engineering, Computer Systems   Take note of this on making a problem statement: • Causes frustration • Takes too much time • Is too expensive • Customer is already spending money on terrible solution

Background ZumaJay International, a software developer, employs you as Global Corporate Security Manager. Your company employs 5,000 workers in 15 countries, including UK, USA, Germany, India, China, and Russia. Last year, the firm made almost £1bn. The UK Office in 22b Canary Wharf, London, is proposing an access control upgrade. ZumaJay International is the only tenant.  JumaJay's Canary Wharf headquarters. This office handles group communications, administration, IT (including servers), and software development. 100 people will work. Visitors, clients, and contractors use the premises for meetings, but the public cannot. Staff and tourists may park in the basement of the three-story structure. The main building contains a lobby and reception desk at its front entrance/exit. The building has a back entrance/exit. Visitors, clients, and contractors utilize the front entrance/exit; deliveries use the back. The basement parking immediately beneath the building has one entrance/exit from…

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Multiple choice questions1.1 Transport is viewed as a derived demand. Derived demand in this context means:a) A policy to limit congestion in city centresb) An individual's ability and willingness to buy transport servicesc) A nation's ability and willingness to provide an adequate transport infrastructured) The demand for transport services is determined by the demand to transport goodsand passengers from one place to another1.2 Holding everything else constant, an improvement in technology affecting the manufactureof a particular good will . . . . a) Shift the supply curve to the left.b) Shift the supply curve to the rightc) Shift both the demand curve and the supply curve to the right.d) Shift both the demand curve and the supply curve to the left.1.3 If the demand for Product A does not change as the price of Product B increases thena) The two goods are unrelated.b) The two goods are substitutes.c) The two goods are complements.d) The consumers of Product B have enjoyed an increase…

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“Your next load of groceries may be moved by a modern-day bionic man or woman writes,” The Wall Street Journal (June 30, 2021) (Links to an external site.). The U.S. supply-chain arm of supermarket chains Stop & Shop and Food Lion is expanding its use of a newer type of wearable robotic technology that workers strap on to help ease the strain of lifting heavy boxes all day. The devices known as exosuits (shown in the photo) are a tech-filled step beyond the back belts that blue-collar workers often wear, laced with sensors and algorithms that detect how workers move and help them lift and load as they work through warehouses. The devices are the latest entry in a distribution sector wrestling with concerns over worker safety and health in warehouse operations that have boomed over the past year as consumers under pandemic lockdowns have turned to ordering goods online. Amazon.com has stepped up injury-prevention programs amid criticism of working conditions in its big fulfillment…

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