I need help with a Mathematics question. All explanations and answers will be used to help me learn.

https://youtu.be/yLffxwRlXcc

To earn credit for this assignment, you must include an example from the video and connect the example to today’s technology

Please watch the above video and discuss the foundations of math in everyday life. Support your statements with specific examples, do not plagiarize. Make sure you cite and reference your work.

1) Consider what available technologies you have available today that exist or the progress life has made because because of math I might state something to the affect….

For example, music, computers, history, architecture, science, social sciences, farming, gaming,pharmaceutical industry and medicine are all founded in math, specifically in microbiology/pharmacology. The progress of testing new antibiotics is dependent on the use of logarithms to calculate the efficacy of drugs during R/D (Bristol-Meyers-Squibb, personal experience, 1990’s).

Maximum 100 words is fine

what do you think about nuclear energy as a ‘zero carbon emissions’ power source? Is that on the table, or is it not worth the risk? Share your thoughts and any articles you might have which provide insight.

• • Read Chapter 18 in the MKTG text.Segway Sales Assessment

• Consider the Segway company in the context of distribution and sales. Answer the following questions in your initial posting:
  • Identify and assess Segway’s chosen distribution channels and methods. Is it the best choice, or what would you recommend?
  • How would you organize and manage the sales staff at Segway to best reach its target markets?
  • What do you see as the biggest challenges and opportunities for sales at Segway

1. What the difference between cross-selling and up-selling? How are each of these used to build a partnership?

2. In our lecture this week, you were asked to keep a detailed log of your activities for at least one day. What difficulties did you have in completing this? What time-wasters or inefficiencies did you find, and how much time did these activities take up in total? Did this activity help you to gain any insights into your current time management strategy?

3. Good start everyone. So, let’s throw some topics from this week together. How do you feel about people conducting eye tracking studies without the consumer’s knowledge? Consider that companies are starting to put ads in public places, such as e-billboards or e-posters and track the eyes of passing by viewers; it gives them tremendous sample sizes of data across individual variables, but without individuals even knowing.

4. A more recent example and one that I’m sure that you’ve all seen, are the free credit report ads with the same band performing an array of silly songs along with various consumer scenarios where people are suffering from a lack of credit in the background. The problem here is that the credit reports are in fact not free… Of course the crazy part is that they’re back in business under a new name and, still running similar ads. So, can you give us another example of an unethical advertisement? What was it, why was it unethical, and if any, what were (or could be) the consequences?