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How can i compare a real life porabolic example to my maths model, commenting on the accuracy and adequacy?
Q. How can i compare a real life parabolic example to my mathematical model, commenting on the accuracy and adequacy??? My real life example was the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge and i did my mathmatical model but i don't know how to comment on the accuracy and adequacy?? Can you please give me examples or give me some hints and attach your resources please!!! Thank you in advance
Asked by lockieleonard - Sun Apr 19 05:36:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if you draw up a grid and get at least 4 (x,y) points from the real life example (if you have a good photograph or something), put it in a table on your calculator and when you put it through the regression function (which is how I'm assuming you got the equation for the line) it should give you an r value, which gives you a valueof how good a fit the line is to the points you have put in. If the r value is 1 it's a perfect fit, if it's near to 1 it is very good.
Answered by a banana - Wed Apr 22 00:26:19 2009

Secondary Air Adequacy for Furnace?
Q. My home inspector just got done with his inspection on my pending house purchase. He mentioned that the secondary air for combustion and flue draft appears to be inadequate. He said that not having enough secondary air can cause carbon monoxide buildup. He suggested something about putting in two vents, one 12" from the floor and one 12" from the celing. I'm wondering if I just have to add these vents to a wall that goes around the furnace room or if it is something more than that?
Asked by wrsfrvr - Wed May 30 11:29:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Vents throught the wall will be fine. It may be easier to install them in the door, or replace the door with a louvered door. Either way, not a real big problem to fix, but it does need to be done.
Answered by be_a_lert - Wed May 30 11:42:25 2007

Banks & Risk Adjusted Capital Adequacy Ratio?
Q. Banks & Risk Adjusted Capital Adequacy Ratio?
Asked by pram - Thu Jun 12 21:41:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. A Bank has Assets and Liabilities. Different assets are of different degrees of risk in terms their probabilty to turn bad and the extent to which the value of the assets that can be realised. For examples borrowers may deafult in paying their loans back to the bank along with interest simply because the borrower may face huge losses and may even become insolvent. Or, the value of investments made by the bank may show a deprecation because of the fall in their prices in the stock market or other financial assets markets. Thus, the different classes of assets have different risk weights. The value of the assets as shown the balance sheet of a bank are multiplies with their corresponding weights (varying for zero for risk-free assets like… [cont.]
Answered by 8^3release - Fri Jun 13 14:22:00 2008