On my honor, I pledge that I have neither given nor received any inappropriate aid in the preparation of this test. [If you agree, write your name]

Problem 1. (10 points) Consider a set of wooden beams. We know that 35% of the set shows a tensile strength above 60 N/mm2. 4/5 of the 35% have a young’s modulus higher than 16,000 N/mm2. From the other 65% with a tensile strength below 60 N/mm2, only 1/3 have the young’s modulus higher than 16,000 N/mm2. If we have a timber beam with a young’s modulus higher than 16,000 N/mm2, what is the probability that this beam has a tensile strength above 60 N/mm2? Write down the obtained probability value. [answer_v]  

Regarding product liability, when a seller or manufacturer fails to warn the consumer of inherent dangers as well as foreseeable misuses of a product, there would most likely be a claim of __________________ if someone is injured.  

INSTRUCTIONS: Fill in the blank with the present perfect or the simple past. Use contractions wherever possible.E.g.:     He’s gone (go) to the gym twice so far this week.Last year I _____ (write) six articles.

[one] selection is based on the fact that some animals are more suited and or have more opportunities to reproduce than others while [two] selection is controlled by the herd manager.

When evaluating the AP supine abdomen projection the pelvis should be_____________.

Which of the following is true regarding the patient preparation for an abdomen examination?

A patient is in ICU after abdominal surgery.  The surgeon is concerned about a possible perforated bowel.  The patient can’t stand or sit.  Which of the following positions will best demonstrate any possible intra-abdominal free air?

Assume that the one-period spot interest rate is 3 percent and the two-period spot interest rate is 6 percent. A two-period coupon-bearing bond has an annual coupon of $5.00 and par value of $100. Suppose that you buy this bond in the forward market for delivery one year from now. What should be its price? 

An early leader in the fight for women’s suffrage, who dedicated her life to this movement was