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I have a thesis about restaurant revenue management for college. Revenue management is setting the right price at the right time. It's what airlines and hotels do. Right now, restaurants do not use revenue management as much as airlines and hotels so I am researching the question on how restaurants can use more significant revenue management practices in operations. I need any suggestions on what my research design and method should be to address that question. 

So far I've looked at consumer food buying patterns in relation to their income and how fast food and restaurants strategize their prices. I haven't decided a definite route I want to go yet so any ideas are welcome.

Okay, so I have to prove or disprove a movie scene s physics and I chose the above scene. Obviously, I m disproving the physics behind it and I was thinking of doing forces, tension, and wind pressure, stuff like that. I was just hoping for a little assistance.

For my honors physics class, I m building a trebuchet that CANNOT exceed the measurements of 29 X 43 X 23 centimeters. It a miniature representation! I ve seen ratios of 3:1 and 2:1 for the arm, but I m not sure now. Trying to make it shoot as far as possible for this scale.

I have to choose a book published after 1990 and this book keeps pulling me back. Are the literary elements ample enough to write 5-6 pages about it?

I'm doing this for my history report. I'm not focusing on Christianity itself, but what it caused among the people. Like did it cause anarchy between social classes, new laws, etc?

So far I have these ideas:

The fall of Rome was inevitable

The fall of Rome greatly affected European culture for the next few hundred years

Internal factors played more of a role in the fall of Rome

I know it's basic controls, parallel parking, then go around the block for like 10 minutes. I'm taking the test in a 2010 Honda Civic if that helps at all.

I'm afraid I'm going to have too much work to handle with AP Lang, and I'm not that great of a critical writer in the first place. I'm already in Honors World Lit this year with a B or B- in all my writings, and I think my writing is getting worst as the year progresses somehow. I'm really on the fence on whether to take AP or CP. My next year's schedule will look something like this:

(Cores)

Honors Chemistry

Honors Analysis

AP US History

(Electives)

AP Statistics

Accounting 2

Careers & Finance

Health/Phys Ed

Would AP Lang be a good fit for me or not? What's it even like?

Using the words anabolic, catabolic, dehydration synthesis, endergonic, energy coupling, exergonic, hydrolysis and phosphorylation?

I have a program about calculating gross pay, storing the last & first names and hour wages in DATA statements.

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10 read n$, p

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20 print "Enter hours worked for";n$;:input h

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50 print "Grosspay for";n$;"is"; using "$$###.##";h*p

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100 data "Smith Frank",6.50

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I need to switch the first and last names so the print statements say "Enter hours worked for Frank Smith?" and "Grosspay for Frank Smith is -" Not "Enter hours worked for Smith Frank?" The last name MUST be first in the data statement. Any ideas? My teacher said it's supposed to be simple, but I can't think of it.

I'm doing a program for my computer programming class and it's about triangles. We have to input 3 measurements for each angle. If it doesn't add up to 180 then get it to print out "This is not a triangle.". If it adds up to 180 then get it to print out "This is a triangle.". And if it adds up to 180 and one of the angles is 90 then get it to print out "This is a right triangle.". We can only have one statement i.e. it can't say it's a triangle and right triangle.

This is what I have and I know it's wrong. If you could explain what's wrong it would help.

50 input "First angle measurement";a1

60 input "second angle measurement";a2

70 input "Third angle measurement";a3

80 let sum=a1+a2+a3

85 cls

90 if sum<>180 then print "This is not a triangle."

100 if sum=180 then print "This is a triangle."

105 if sum=180 and a1=90 then print "This is a right triangle."

110 if sum=180 and a2=90 then print "This is a right triangle."

115 if sum=180 and a3=90 then print "This is a right triangle."

I'm doing a story about a lady who is unaware that she's pregnant, but when she sees a slight bump she believe she's pregnant and then later discovers she's having twins. It's also her first pregnancy so...yeah. I just need like a range from when a baby bump with twins would appear.