Officer Johnson pulled over a motorist on I-15, around Draper, Utah. The driver was doing 90 miles per hour. As the driver rolled down the window, the officer perceived strong marijuana odor. Instead of processing the traffic violation, the officer called for back up. Two more patrol vehicles arrived and the officers searched the inside of the vehicle and the trunk. They discovered two bales of marijuana in the trick and a few drug pouches inside. The driver was arrested and taken to the county jail Were the searches and seizures constitutional? Explain! Apply probable cause and reasonable suspicion standards.  

This assignment must be completed in Excel. Enter your answers below to earn up to 6 points.  Save your calculations as an Excel file and upload it to the “Calculations and Partial Credit on Midterm Exam” assignment after submitting your Midterm to earn the remaining points (up to 6). Be sure to number your answers and use the correct units of measurement. The results obtained by two analysts for the phosphorus content of water samples (in mM) are as follows: Analyst 1: 49.23,           49.22,                   49.25,                   49.30,                    49.23,                   49.20 Analyst 2: 49.15,            49.08,                   49.25,                   49.13,                   49.50,                   48.69 The mean values of the two sets of data in mM. Analyst 1 [mean1] Analyst 2 [mean2] The  standard deviations (for the sample) of the two sets of data in mM, Analyst 1 [deviation1] Analyst 2 [deviation2] The  T-Confidence range of the two sets of data in mM, Analyst 1 [range1] Analyst 2 [range2] The  percent errors if the accepted value is 49. 15mM, in % Analyst 1 [error1] Analyst 2 [error2] Which analyst has the best precision (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [precision] Which analyst has the best accuracy (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [accuracy] Which analyst has mostly systematic error(write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [systematic] Which analyst has mostly random error (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [random]

In infants and small children, the external auditory canal

This assignment must be completed in Excel. Enter your answers below to earn up to 6 points.  Save your calculations as an Excel file and upload it to the “Calculations and Partial Credit on Midterm Exam” assignment after submitting your Midterm to earn the remaining points (up to 6). Be sure to number your answers and use the correct units of measurement. The results obtained by two analysts for the phosphorus content of water samples (in mM) are as follows: Analyst 1: 49.49,           49.52,                   49.44,                   49.58,                    49.42,                   49.48 Analyst 2: 49.02,            49.11,                   49.45,                   49.13,                   49.79,                   49.57 The mean values of the two sets of data in mM. Analyst 1 [mean1] Analyst 2 [mean2] The  standard deviations (for the sample) of the two sets of data in mM, Analyst 1 [deviation1] Analyst 2 [deviation2] The  T-Confidence range of the two sets of data in mM, Analyst 1 [range1] Analyst 2 [range2] The  percent errors if the accepted value is 49. 15mM, in % Analyst 1 [error1] Analyst 2 [error2] Which analyst has the best precision (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [precision] Which analyst has the best accuracy (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [accuracy] Which analyst has mostly systematic error(write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [systematic] Which analyst has mostly random error (write Analyst 1 or Analyst 2) [random]

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