This question tests your understanding of decision trees. You can draw the portion of the decision tree for insertion sort on 5 elements (a1, a2, a3, a4, a5)  to the leaf node annotated by the permutation . Each of the following sub-questions asks you about the element-wise comparisons made at the k-th node from the root node to the given leaf node, where the 1-st node denotes the root node. The comparison at the root node (first node) is “a1 > a2?” (a) What is the comparison made at the 2nd node from the root to the leaf node annotated by the permutation ? [a]   (b) What is the comparison made at the 3rd node from the root to the leaf node annotated by the permutation ? [b]   (c) What is the comparison made at the 5th node from the root to the leaf node annotated by the permutation ? [c]   (d) What is the comparison made at the 7th node from the root to the leaf node annotated by the permutation ? [d]  

What is the main feature of Navisworks?

What major benefit does BIM offer for collaboration among stakeholders?

What type of project does BIM particularly help with, as demonstrated by the Shanghai Tower?

What is one of the major advantages of using BIM for building sustainability?

What is one of the main benefits of BIM?

Which of the following is a major benefit of better visualization in BIM?

Consider a simply supported beam subjected to a concentrated load, as shown below.  The beam has two vertical reactions. There is a reaction force at A and there is one at B. Is it true that these reaction forces are equal in magnitude?  

A simply supported beam is subjected to a concentrated load of 24 kN. The beam rests on a pin and a roller at its ends, as shown below.     We can construct the following free-body diagram for the beam.     Select all the correct equilibrium equations for the beam’s free-body diagram.  

Match the organism to its description. Use each choice one time.