A local lawncare service is contemplating replacing an older…
A local lawncare service is contemplating replacing an older leaf collector/shredder with a new more powerful unit. While the old unit works, employees frequently complain about how easily the existing unit clogs, constant breakdowns, and how noisy it is. A new unit is expected to solve all of these problems. However, because the leaf collector/shredder is only used for 2 months a year, the lawncare service’s owner is uncertain if buying the new unit is sensible. Repairing the existing unit requires an average of ${fi} for the year and the operating costs are ${vi} an hour when it is working. A new unit can be leased for ${fo} per year and will cost ${vo} per hour to operate. What is the crossover point in hours for these 2 options? (round your answer to the nearest whole number)
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Use the information below, which was obtained from a retailer on one of its products, to answer the following question. Demand = {D} units/day Ordering costs = ${S}/order Holding costs =${H}/unit/yr Unit cost = ${C}/unit Unit selling price = ${P}/unit Lead-time = {L} weeks Number of weeks per year = 50 weeks Number of days per week = 5 days If the company uses the EOQ, what is the total cost of the inventory policy? (answer to the nearest whole number) Helpful information
Read DetailsThe van’t Hoff Equation is a mathematical relationship relat…
The van’t Hoff Equation is a mathematical relationship relating the equilibrium constant to the temperature of the system: lnKeq=-∆Horeaction/R(1/T) +∆Soreaction/R Where ΔHoreaction and ΔSoreaction are correspondently standard enthalpy and entropy changes of reaction and R is the universal gas constant (8.314 J mol-1k-1). The graphical interpretation of van’t Hoff Equation in form of the plot of lnKeq vs 1/T gives you an opportunity to determine both thermodynamic functions from the value of the equilibrium constant: the slope of this plot is equal to -ΔHoreaction/R and y-intercept – to ΔSoreaction/R. Note that your values will come in Joules and the temperature for all thermodynamics calculations should be converted to Kelvins. The student explored the famous Haber process: N2(g) + 3H2(g) => 2NH3(g), and obtained the following data for the equilibrium constant: Temperature, oC Equilibrium constant 25.00 3.86E+05 75.00 2.27E+03 125.0 4.04E+01 175.0 1.52E+00 225.0 8.37E-02 Assignment and Rubric: Use your Lab Report Template to answer the questions below. Follow all instructions to get full credit. Please answer the following questions: Make the necessary calculations and build the data table lnKeq vs 1/T Generate a graph of ln Keq – 1/T and report the trendline equation and R2. (2 pts) Using the slope calculate the enthalpy change, show your work, include, and report correct units. (2 pts) Using the y-intercept calculate the entropy change, show your work, include, and report correct units. ( 2pts) Assuming the accepted value for the standard enthalpy change at 500K to be -99.88 kJ, calculate the % error of the experiment? and explain the source of the error. (2pts) Upload your calculation to Midterm Exam Required Calculations & Partial Credit after submitting this Midterm for 4 additional points Results:trendline equation: R2: ΔH: ΔS: %Error:
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