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Exercise 2 Write a Python function which first accepts a number from the range of [1,7] where each number represents one day of the a week where the number 1 is for Monday and 7 for Sunday. Once the number is accepted from the user, you should print the name of the week on the screen. If the input number is not in the range of [1.7], your function should print the following: input number x is not valid where x is the input number. Your function does not have to retum any value in this exercise Your function should work for each of the numbers properly in the range of [1 ,7] For example, if the number is entered as 8 by the user, then your function should print input number 8 is not valid. * Implement your solution for Exercise 2 in this cell def printday(number): # you need to implement the code block for this function below If assuming that the value of the input variable: number is given to you. if number =1 : print("Monday") elif # cosplete the rest of this function by yoursetf II Now the function is defined, we can call that function below. # But before calling that function, let's first take on input value I from the user and make sure that that number is between 1 and 7 mynumber =0 while (mynumber <1 ) or (mynumber >7 ) : mynumber - int(input("Please enter a nuaber in the range of [1,7]:) ) if (mynumber <1 ) or (iynumber >7 ): print("Input number", mynumber, "is not vaild") # Now we can call the function that we have implemented above. printday(mynumber) Please enter a number in the range of [1,7]:2.

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FA es un 80 aos. hombre que se presenta al Hospital de la Administracin de Veteranos para un chequeo de rutina. Al ser interrogado, afirma que se ha sentido dbil y terrible durante casi seis meses, pero que no ha experimentado ninguna prdida de peso. WL dice: ltimamente me he estado sintiendo muy mal. No tengo energa alguna y siempre estoy de mal humor. Antecedentes mdicos previos: TVP mltiple con insuficiencia venosa crnica DM tipo 2 HTN Hiperlipidemia Cncer de prstata S/P prostatectoma S/P CVA DJD; fractura de cadera hace 7 aos; dolor crnico en la parte inferior de la espalda y en la nalga derecha Prdida leve de la memoria Rinitis alrgica crnica Trastorno convulsivo durante 17 aos; sin convulsiones con fenitona (100 mg) en 3 aos EPOC durante 11 aos La evaluacin adicional del paciente revela: Retirado a los 62 aos despus de 42 aos como minero de carbn Historial prolongado de consumo de cigarrillos, que contina con 10 cigarrillos/ da Consumo intenso de EtOH (principalmente cerveza) de forma intermitente durante 15 aos, que contina Muy poca actividad fsica Signos vitales: PA= 130/85, resp. Frecuencia = 18 lpm, IMC = 28,1, pulso = 110 lpm, temperatura = 97,8*F, saturacin de O2 arterial = 95,5 % Sonidos respiratorios disminuidos bilateralmente con sibilancias inspiratorias y espiratorias difusas bilateralmente. Tiroides normales. El paciente tiene alguna dificultad para concentrarse. Adems, la palidez es prominente en la piel y la mucosa oral, levemente notada en la conjuntiva. Sensacin vibratoria intacta. Negativo para lo siguiente: dolor de cabeza, hinchazn de los tobillos, dolor de pecho, anorexia, dolor en la boca/lengua, aturdimiento, dolor al tragar, dolor muscular/abdominal, diarrea, hematomas o sangrado, soplos, ictericia, glositis, dificultad para respirar (SOB) , JVD (distensin venosa yugular), linfadenopata, soplos, esplenomegalia, hepatomegalia, parestesias, hipocratismo, cianosis y ataxia. Varios resultados de anlisis de sangre de laboratorio: electrolitos (Na, K, Cl, HCO3, Ca, Mg) todas las pruebas de funcin renal normales: BUN = normal alto, Cr = normal LDL = 99 mg/dL, HDL = 30 mg/dL, colesterol = 194 mg/dL Pruebas de funcin heptica: AST, ALT, Alk phos= normal; Bilirrubina= normal alta, albmina= normal baja Glucosa en ayunas= 185 mg/dL Hb=8,8 g/dL Hct= 19,7% RBC= 3.000.000/mm3 WBC= 4.400/mm3 Plt= 139.000/mm3 MCV= 103 fL MCHC=33,5 g/ dL Fe= 67 microgramos/dL TIBC = 312 microgramos/dL Saturacin de transferrina= 39 % Ferritina= 124 ng/ml Vitamina B12= 230 picogramos/ml Folato= 1,7 ng/ml HbA1c= 9,3 % TSH= 3,97 microunidades/ml (normal) Frotis de sangre perifrica: Anisocitosis + poiquilocitosis Neutrfilos grandes con 67 segmentos RBC macrocticos, normocrmicos 8. Qu riesgos tiene FA que lo hacen susceptible a este tipo de anemia? 9. Dibuje o describa el tamao y la forma de los glbulos rojos en este tipo de anemia segn la informacin proporcionada en los resultados de los anlisis de sangre. 10. Identifique los resultados de las pruebas (s.

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Factors Determining Comparative Advantage Five years ago, Scandia discovered massive reserves of natural gas and exploited this opportunity to drill for more gas by hiring the best engineers and employing all sorts of latest technologies. Last year, a new government was elected, and this government lowered daily wage-rates of workers. The workers protested and the country saw massive labour strikes in all sectors. Which factor determining foreign trade was compromised in this case? Option for Answer: as below Abundance of natural resources Availability of skilled human capital Political stability Strong domestic infrastructure.

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(f) One of the secure solutions to store passwords in a database is storing their hashed value instead of plain text. However, it is possible to find out which users have the same passwords by checking the hashed values. Propose a solution to avoid this problem while still using cryptographic hash functions. Explain how the passwords should be stored using your proposed solution and how they should be checked. (4 marks) (g) Explain how can we check a file is intact using cryptographic hash functions?.

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