True or False? The term Aboriginal refers to the first inhabitants of a region, particularly in the context of Canada, Australia, and other countries. It encompasses a diverse group of peoples, cultures, and languages that existed prior to colonization. In Canada, “Aboriginal” is often used to describe three distinct groups recognized in the Constitution:  1. First Nations: Indigenous peoples in Canada who are neither Métis nor Inuit.2. Métis: Individuals of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry, who identify as Métis.3. Inuit: Indigenous peoples primarily residing in the northern regions of Canada, including parts of Greenland and Alaska. Aboriginal peoples have unique cultural traditions, languages, and historical connections to the land. The term emphasizes their status as original inhabitants and acknowledges their rights and contributions to society. 

5 pts Extra Credit. Which alcohol is in alcoholic beverages?

A 10 kg solid cylinder (I = 1/2 MR2) with a radius of 30.0 cm is rotating about a vertical axis through its center. If the angular momentum is increasing at the rate of 25.0 kg m2/s2, then what is the angular acceleration?

A person rides a bicycle along a straight road. From the point of view of the rider, what’s the direction of the angular momentum vector of the front wheel?

Ricardo is conducting an employee performance evaluation. He wants to predict the performance rating based on the number of overtime hours. In an employee performance evaluation, a data point representing an employee’s annual performance rating is considered a y-outlier if:

A system in equilibrium cannot have

A brake pad is used to give a normal force of 150 N to the outer surface of a 0.25 kg spinning disk, in order to slow it down from 250 rpm to rest. The disk’s radius is 0.25 m. If the coefficient of friction between the pad and the disk is 0.45, how much time is required for the disk to slow from 250 rpm to rest?

Maria works for a transportation company. As a data analyst, she uses a regression model based on fuel prices over the past 10 years to predict fuel prices for the next 20 years. What is the name of the potential error of this approach?

Ashleigh is interested in performing a sales performance analysis. She wants to predict monthly sales based on the number of sales calls. In a sales performance analysis, a data point representing a salesperson’s monthly sales is considered a y-outlier if:

Nickolas uses a regression model based on the past five years of holiday season sales to predict sales for the next 15 holiday seasons. What is the name of the potential error of this approach?