The learning outcomes for this module were: MLO 4.1 Explain…
The learning outcomes for this module were: MLO 4.1 Explain the major factors of international political economy. MLO 4.2 Explain economic liberalism and its role in the development of the international political economy. MLO 4.3 Describe constructivism in the context of international economic policies. MLO 4.4 Discuss the advantages and challenges of global economic interdependence. MLO 4.5 Critically apply major economic views to realities of international relations at three levels of analysis. Please select the answers below for the outcomes you feel that you accomplished.
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You are running a leisure boat tourism company, offering boat rides over your lake. An accident requires an initiating event I (here when your boat sets out). First, your boat must avoid getting stuck on the rocks (event R). Then, if it avoids the rocks, it must avoid going over the waterfall (event W). It is considered a success if the boat does not get stuck on the rocks and does not go over the waterfall. Any other outcome is a failure. The boat makes 300 trips per year and carries an average of 30 people per trip. If the boat returns safely there are 0 injuries. If the boat gets stuck on rocks there is an average of two injuries per event, and if it goes over the waterfall, all occupants are injured. Determine the expected number of injures per year given the below data. Enter your answer rounded to the whole integer. Final Exam Q4.png
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Consider the system represented by the following reliability block diagram. Suppose each component has the following hourly failure rates: λ1 = 0.001, λ2 = λ3 = 0.002, λ4 = λ5 = 0.0015, λ6 = 0.0005, and λ7 = λ8 = λ9 = 0.003. Find the system reliability for a period of t = 50 hours. Provide your answer to the third decimal place. Final Exam Q1.png
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