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What would you contribute to the cohort and to the Imperial community? (750 words)Is there any additional information that you would like to share with the Admissions Committee? (250 words)

It basically should answer the following 5 questions.
share your motivation for undertaking this programme? (1000 words)

2- What is your proudest achievement? (750 words)

3- What would you contribute to the cohort and to the Imperial community? (750 words)

4- How would you use your degree to make a positive impact? (1000 words)

5- Is there any additional information that you would like to share with the Admissions Committee? (250 words)

Explain the duty to promote the success of the company contained in the Companies Act 2006. Using factors from the Act to illustrate your answers, critically evaluate whether or not the duty is successful in requiring directors to deliver 'en

Explain the duty to promote the success of the company contained in the Companies Act 2006. Using factors from the Act to illustrate your answers, critically evaluate whether or not the duty is successful in requiring directors to deliver 'en

Explain how you would solve this problem by organizing a sample calculation.Explain why a bar graph is useful for organizing categorical data. Support your explanation with two different observations from the graph.

The Value of Organization in Math

Explain why organization was important in your thought process and calculation for an accurate solution. You should also reflect on how correct organization of a problem can help you in everyday life. Include real-world examples to support your response. Your answer should be a minimum of three sentences.

Explain how you would solve this problem by organizing a sample calculation.

Identify a situation that would fit into this scenario and explain how you would organize this calculation to solve it without a calculator. Assume a 5% sales tax rate. For full credit you will need the cost of the item, an explanation of how you would calculate the sales tax, and the total cost.

Explain why a bar graph is useful for organizing categorical data. Support your explanation with two different observations from the graph.

Identify the market potential, target market, market volume and forecast, customer segmentation, barriers to market entry, competitors, etc

Market analysis for The low cost care in North Africa with with case study:LCC business plan for Algeria

a profound market analysis to the Low-Cost_ Carrier in the region of North Africa(Algeria, Tunesia, Morocco), identify the market potential, target market, market volume and forecast, customer segmentation, barriers to market entry, competitors, etc

What do you think would happen if the saliva treatment of the starch (cracker) was conducted under very cold conditions? Very hot conditions?

Lab 11

1. Describe the controls used in the starch test (Activity 1).

2. In the quick test for fats (Activity 3), is there a relationship between the size of the spot and the fat content of the food? Explain your answer.

3. In which test tube(s) did protein digestion occur (Activity 4)? How do you know?

4. What do you think would happen if the saliva treatment of the starch (cracker) was conducted under very cold conditions? Very hot conditions?

 Why does the protein product stay the same after some point mutations, but change after others?

Lab 12

Simulate 3 different point mutations, 3 different insertion mutations, and 3 different deletion mutations starting from the original sequence of amino acids and explain why the protein product stays the same after some point mutations, but changes after others. Take pictures of the screen for all nine mutations and insert them below. Describe the mutation and explain the effect on the peptide.

Point mutation 1

Point mutation 2

Point mutation 3

Insertion mutation 1

Insertion mutation 2

Insertion mutation 3

Deletion mutation 1

Deletion mutation 2

Deletion mutation 3

Activity 5

Step 1:

Design a protein product that consists of mainly hydrophilic amino acids. Take pictures of the screen and insert them on the lab manual template.

Step 2:

In order for a protein to be exported out of the cell, the head needs to be hydrophobic. Design a protein with a hydrophobic head of at least four amino acids. Take pictures of the screen in the simulation of the protein you have designed and insert them on the lab manual template.

Why does the protein product stay the same after some point mutations, but change after others?