Answer:
Benefits from related & unrelated diversification.
Explanation:
Firms' benefit(s) from related diversification :
- Building & developing market power - By sharing the related diversification going on in entire industry.
- Sharing activities & market linkages with other businesses - Associated diversification implies forward & backward linkages.
Firms' benefit(s) from unrelated diversification :
- Leveraging & enhancing different core competencies, USP - By Focusing on self paced unique diversification
- Creating a different ostentation brand - Creating a strong brand, capable of becoming a market leader, rather than market follower
Key concepts explaining firm success or failure from either diversification are implicit within above explanation.
The scope of practice regulations for <u>Nurse Practitioners (NP)</u> should be reconsidered.
Across the states, there is substantial variation in the
scope of practice permitted to NP’s. Some states allow NP’s to provide care
independently without the need for physician collaboration or supervision, while
other states do not allow NP’s to do so. Thus there is a great need to align
the regulations set for NP’s.
Answer: V=7.43m/s
d =2.82m
Explanation:
a) For the first part, the initial velocity immediately after ejection, by using momentum conservation
before ejection, the momentum of the squid/water system is zero
there are no external forces acting on the system at the moment of ejection, so we can find the speed of the squid by noting
momentum before ejection = momentum after ejection
0 = M1U + M2V
0=-0.26 kg x 20 m/s + 0.7kg x V
where the speed of the water is taken as the negative sign, and V is the speed of the squid right after ejection, solving for V we get
V=7.43m/s
B. we use the equation vf^²=v0^²+2ad
where vf=final velocity = 0 since velocity is zero at motion's apex
v0=initial velocity = 7.43m/s
a = acceleration = -9.8m/s/s
d=height (to be found)
Therefore,
0=7.43^²+2(-9.8)d
Mathematically, it becomes
d=7.43^²/2(9.8)= 2.82m
d = 2.82m
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
A commercial co-operation or marketing alliance is a collaboration between at minimum two organizations on the supply chain basis with the goal of combining similar qualifications or services to leverage the maximum potential of a sector.
Marketing partnerships are reasonable if two firms ' marketing objectives can be coupled with a meaningful output metric for the final consumer. Effective marketing partnerships produce "win-win-win" circumstances that deliver value not just to partner businesses and also to their consumers.
Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct option is B.
