The Almost-SAT problem takes as input a boolean formula on n literals and m clauses, in conjunctive normal form. The output is an assignment of the literals such that exactly m−1 clauses evaluates to TRUE, if such assignment exists, and outputs NO otherwise. Shows that Almost-SAT is NP complete.

All of the following statements regarding the processing of contaminated instruments are true except which one?

Members of the family Enterobacteriaceae that cannot ferment lactose to CO2 and acids are called Word Bank bacteremia bacterial secretion systems (Type III) beta lactamase bile tolerant bubonic plague coagulase coliforms cytotoxins deoxyribonucleases (aka DNase) diagnosis diphtheria enterotoxins epidemiology exfoliative toxins gas gangrene impetigo Lancefield classification Listeriosis lockjaw M protein mycetoma necrotizing fasciitis non-coliforms neurotoxins obligate Intracellular parasite Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) peritonitis pertussis Phosphorylcholine pleomorphic pneumolysin pneumonia pneumonic plaque Pontiac fever pyoderma Quellung reaction Rheumatic fever salmonellosis shigellosis sinusitis staphylokinase tuberculosis virulence

Find the freezing point of a 0.495 m solution of CaBr2(aq). The kf is -1.86 °C m-1.

Find the boiling point of a 1.03 m solution of FeBr3(aq). The kb is 0.51 °C m-1.

Calculate the molality of a solution in which 93.85 g of CoCl3(s) (molar mass = 165.28 g mol-1) is dissolved in 5095 g of water.

What is the average reaction rate from 0 s to 1200 s, given the information below? 2 C4H6(g) → C8H12(g) Time (s) [C4H6] (M) 0 2.00 × 10-2 600 1.01 × 10-2 1200 6.74 × 10-3

Which of the following diseases consists of a catarrhal stage and a paroxysmal stage?

Which statements are false? If you place red blood cells in an isotonic solution, they will rupture as a result of the differences in osmotic pressure inside and outside the cell Colloidal particles are larger than the particles found in suspensions You can distinguish between solutions and colloids because light gets scattered by particles in colloids

The following image bacteria is a gram stain of a patient that had an upper respiratory infection that included a weird white colored patch in the back of his throat. Which genus of bacteria is the most likely cause of this infection?