CULTURAL QA 05-2023-28 A BY Mr G AND EDITED BY KR IRS 280523 Q1 Which fruits have no vitamin C?
Kr WILL THERE BE IN FUTURE QUESTIONS LIKE WHO DOES NOT WEAR VIBOOTHI; WHO NAMAM; WHICH FRUITS DO NOT HAVE a, b, b12, d e EYC? Q2 What are some mind blowing facts that most people don't know? G Samsung is responsible for 25% of South Korea's GDP. KR Thes kind of answers are unsupported by any authentic documents. As a matter of fact, India is doing far better than South Korea. And Samsung does manufacture outside Korea more than in Korea. Sales inside is lesser than abroad. And I gave big stat already when the same thing appeared here. Anyhow for those who would like to learn through Mr G the south Korea, stat for 2022, the latest is given though long by the standard presentation given at the bottom. *South Korea Economy* *Overview of the South Korean economy* As of 2021, South Korea’s economy ranks as the tenth-largest economy in the world and the fourth in Asia with a GDP of US $1,823.85 billion. However, it was not always like that. Before the 1960s, Korea was among the poorest countries in the world with a GDP per capita of just US $79. This was primarily due to wars and Japan’s occupation of the country from 1910 until 1945. In the years that followed, South Korea took a turn and the economy has grown rapidly. Between 1962 and 1989 the economy grew by an average of 8% in GDP each year, from $2.7 billion to $230 billion. South Korea was no longer considered a poor economy. This was possible thanks to the US donating $3.1 billion dollars and the government’s support with tax concessions to companies that had potential, such as Hyundai, Samsung, and LG. This helped boost the economy and create more jobs. The rigid education system has also largely contributed to the growth of the economy as it pushed and motivated youngsters to create innovations and technological developments. Due to these efforts, the South Korean economy even continued growing during the global financial crisis of 2007–08. However, due to the pandemic and the trade wars between China and the US, the South Korean economy saw a decline in its growth by 0.9% in 2020. However, the economy did not continue to decline and bounced back to continue its growth at 4.3% in 2021 This continued growth in 2021 was impacted by the government’s fiscal and expansionary spending to improve employment and increase the number of jobs available in the labour market <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784383&summary=25195693&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> . *Economic growth* *Economic growth* is the increase of the real output over a particular period of time. Economic growth is measured by the increase in a country’s Gross domestic product (GDP). Which type of growth has South Korea’s economy experienced? There are two main types of economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> : *short-run economic growth* and *long-run economic growth.* *Short-run economic growth *is the growth of an economy that uses its previously underutilised resources (such as unemployed labour) to stop performing below its capacity. This type of economic growth is also referred to as an *economic recovery.* *Long-run economic growth* is an increase in aggregate supply <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=5050349&summary=33303657&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> over time. An increase in productive capacity in the economy leads to more goods and services being produced. To learn more about this topic, take a look at our explanations on Economic growth. *South Korea’s economy utilises its resources rapidly* Before the 1960s, the South Korean economy was deprived due to wars and Japan’s occupation. That year, 40% of the population was unemployed and suffered extreme poverty. In the 1960s the economy was declining at -40.71%. However, from the 1960s onwards South Korea started to put its focus on exports and utilising labour productivity <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784256&summary=25195550&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> by increasing employment in the short term period. This caused the GDP to grow rapidly. Between 1963 and 1969 it grew 35.3%. We can refer to this spur in economic growth as* short-run economic growth *or *economic recovery, *as unutilised resources such as unemployed labour were put to work*.* Be aware that over time not only did South Korea start to utilise unused resources but also increase its productivity <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784256&summary=25195550&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r>, which affected the country’s long-run economic growth. *South Korea has a mixed economic system* South Korea has a mixed economic system. Private economic freedom (people have a lot of freedom to start their own businesses and have quite a few foreign trade options)⁶ is accompanied by the government’s regulations, such as restricted foreign investment, mandatory 52-hour working weeks, income taxes, etc. South Korea is ranked as the twenty-fourth most free economy in the world. *South Korea’s economic growth is highly influenced by exports* South Korea’s economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> is highly influenced by exports such as electronics, vehicles, and plastics. The country’s exports have grown from US $495,426 in 2018 to US $604,860; they had a slight decline in 2019 and 2020, but increased again in 2021. Moreover, exports are forecasted to continue to increase in the upcoming years. This characteristic of the Korean economy tells us that its economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> wasn’t only a short term thing: it was *a long-run economic growth *as both productivity <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784256&summary=25195550&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> and exports have increased. *South Korea’s economy heavily relies on foreign trade* South Korea is not only an export-driven country, but it also imports goods from China, the USA, and Japan. In fact, 70% of South Korea’s GDP is based on *world trade,* *which includes exports and imports*, (KR not Samsung making so much dent) which are forecasted to increase in the upcoming years. That leaves South Korea as the seventh-largest exporter and ninth-largest importer globally.*⁷* The growing foreign trade regarding imports and exports tell us that productivity <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784256&summary=25195550&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> and demand <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784201&summary=25195488&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> are increasing simultaneously therefore in this sense this shows us that *Korea has a long-run economic growth.* *South Korea’s economy continuously improves labour productivity* The Korean labour force is becoming more productive as the output per hour continues to increase over time. For instance, in 2010 the average labour productivity per hour was US $32.1 and as of 2020, the average labour productivity per hour increased to US $41.7. This labour productivity improvement is influenced by innovations and technological enhancements which helps labour to perform more effectively. This is an example of the *long-run economic growth: *there is an increase in labour productivity which increases the nation’s real output. *South Korean economy’s ranking* Despite being one of the poorest economies worldwide, South Korea has become the tenth largest economy in the world and fourth in Asia through innovation, technology, education, and their export strategy. In* table 1,* you can see South Korea’s economy compared to the nine other strongest economies worldwide. *Country* *GDP in 2020 (Billions in US $)* *GDP in 2021 (Billions in US $)* *Growth between 2020 and 2021 in %* United States 20,893.75 22,939.58 5.97 China 14,866.74 16,862.98 8.02 Japan 5,045.10 5,103.11 2.36 Germany 3,843.34 4,230.17 3.05 United Kingdom 2,709.68 3,108.42 6.76 India 2,660.24 2,946.06 9.50 France 2,624.42 2,940.43 6.29 Italy 1,884.94 2,120.23 5.77 Canada 1,644.04 2,015.98 5.69 South Korea 1,638.26 1,823.85 4.28 Table 1. World economy ranking 2020-2021.⁹ The South Korean economy grew by more than 4% between 2020 and 2021, but compared with other economies, South Korea did not show much growth. Among the nine strongest economies, South Korea comes eighth in economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> just above Japan and Germany. Thus, we can conclude that South Korea’s economy continues to grow, but not as fast as in the 1990s. Part of the reason could be the Coronavirus pandemic, which may have a long-lasting effect on the nation’s economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> . The GDP per capita shows the average living standards and economic well-being of a country. It is calculated by diving the country’s total GDP by the total number of residents in the country. *The future of South Korea’s economy* The IMF predicts that South Korea’s economy will continue its steady growth throughout the upcoming years. Economists foresee that South Korea will continue to rank as the tenth largest economy in 2022. To be more specific, they predict that South Korea’s economy will grow by 3.3% in the year 2022 and reach a GDP of US $1.91 trillion. In 2022, this growth is predicted to result from an increase in domestic demand <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784201&summary=25195488&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> and private consumption of services since the government plans to ease restrictions due to the high vaccination rates.¹¹ This growth in private consumption would be an* economic recovery or short-run economic growth <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784521&summary=25195852&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r>,* as unused resources, such as services, are back on demand <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784201&summary=25195488&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> as Covid 19 restrictions are lifted. In terms of foreign trade, South Korea’s exports between 2022–25 are predicted to grow annually ranging from 4.7% to 3.4%. On the other hand, imports throughout the same period are forecasted to grow ranging from 5.0% to 3.7% annually. This predicts that South Korea will have *a long-run growth* as demand and supply <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784228&summary=25195522&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> of goods and services will continue to increase steadily. *The difference between North and South Korea’s economies* The North and South Korean economies are extremely different. Korea was divided in 1948 into the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in the North and the Republic of Korea in the South. After the end of the Korean War in 1953, the two countries took completely different social, economic, and political paths. *South Korea Economy - Key takeaways* - The key characteristics of South Korea’s economy are the rapid use of its resources, a mixed economic system, exports, reliance on foreign trade, and constant improvement of labour productivity <https://app.studysmarter.de/link-to?studyset=3784256&summary=25195550&language=en&_device_id=XTSdhIZOXRMh_pkjF4c9-r> . - The IMF forecasts that South Korea’s economy will continue to grow steadily along with its foreign trade regarding exports and imports. Sources. Santander trade, *South Korean Foreign Trade in figures, *2022. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx G It's possible to find rivers and lakes beneath the ocean. KR: The statement made is erroneous; possible( unseen guess work) ; to find ( not yet seen all over but accidentally seen in Colorado below sea depth 3.2 kms); Lakes ( no chance); beneath the ( not defined, bottom is correct but not underneath the sea-bed that is what it sounds) Even ribs is like that only the last one. The science shall not be stated in one line, without understanding. The river cascades through steep-sided gorges and churns around isolated towers of rock, before winding across a vast plain beyond. It is a torrent to rival the mighty Colorado River that carved out the Grand Canyon. Yet this dramatic natural wonder has never appeared in any tourist photographs, nor does it feature on any maps. The reason? It lies two miles (3.2km) beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean. Stretching away from the coast of California, the Monterey Canyon has been shaped over millions of years by this bizarre “undersea river”. Beyond the mouth of the canyon, the flow has cut a valley into the sea floor that extends for nearly 200 miles before spilling onto the abyssal plain of the deep ocean. Similar channels can be found etched into seabeds all over the world. They have been found off the coasts of Greenland, the Amazon, the Congo and Bengal, to name a few. The largest are several miles wide and run for thousands of miles out into the ocean depths, where they provide vital sustenance to the creatures living there. But these undersea rivers are among the least understood phenomena on our planet. It means after all sea hits many rocks and rivers run through; some might join as all rivers run into the sea along the crevices, till depth of the sea weaving through and then joining the river. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx G All the ants in the world weigh about the same as all the people in the world. KR It is repeated within a couple of days; I had written the right one; readers if interested may read it. G The Sun is large enough that approximately 1.3 million Earths could fit inside. KR These types of contents are matching as awesome by human brains; earth can have 50 moons; and Jupiter may have so many earths , so many moons etc; Pi r2 of one space element/ pir2 of another smaller element calculation. G There's enough space between the Earth and the moon to fit in all the rest of the planets in the solar system. KR same as above Then enough space between sun and earth and so etc etc. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx G My note- To reduce fuel consumption, most drivers switch OFF air-conditioning while it is stopped. KR Many of the group members would have been owning cars and knows certainly AC will consume fuel. So, it is not a great news. My note is funny; probably he means while stopping at the signals; and switch off and on will consume the same fuel and there is no benefit; but the tourists’ taxis drivers will do that because even the small saving multiplied cars and number of trips, is a fuel saving. G I have learnt in modern long distance touring vehicles, separate engine is provided for Air- conditioning, so that with air conditioning they could travel with more speed. KR Meaningless; I need proof. Q4 KR Again a repeat Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan, former ITS, on 28-05-2023 KR IRS 28 5 23 On Sat, 27 May 2023 at 19:24, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 05-2023-28 A* > > *Q1 Which fruits have no vitamin C?* > > A1 Weights Loss Diet, Health Director | Loving Father | > Business Director9h > > Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that plays a critical role in > maintaining a healthy immune system, aiding in the production of collagen, > and promoting wound healing. Most fruits are a good source of vitamin C, *but > there are a few that have little to no vitamin C content. In this article, > we will explore which fruits have no vitamin C.* > > *1. Avocado* > > Avocado is a highly nutritious fruit that is rich in healthy fats, fibre, > and potassium. However, it is not a good source of vitamin C. According to > the USDA, one medium avocado contains only 4% of the recommended daily > intake (RDI) of vitamin C. > > *2. Banana* > > Bananas are a popular fruit that are rich in potassium, fibre, and other > important nutrients. However, they are not a good source of vitamin C. One > medium banana contains only about 10% of the RDI of vitamin C. > > *3. Mango* > > Mango is a sweet and juicy fruit that is rich in vitamins A and C, as well > as other important nutrients. However, not all varieties of mango are a > good source of vitamin C. According to the USDA, one medium mango contains > only about 46% of the RDI of vitamin C. > > *4. Papaya* > > Papaya is a tropical fruit that is rich in vitamins A and C, as well as > other important nutrients. However, the amount of vitamin C in papaya can > vary depending on the ripeness of the fruit. According to the USDA, one > medium papaya contains about 224% of the RDI of vitamin C when fully ripe, > but only about 60% when unripe. > > *5. Pineapple* > > Pineapple is a sweet and tangy fruit that is rich in vitamins C and B6, as > well as other important nutrients. However, it is not a particularly good > source of vitamin C. According to the USDA, one cup of pineapple chunks > contains only about 79% of the RDI of vitamin C. > > *6. Watermelon* > > Watermelon is a refreshing and hydrating fruit that is rich in vitamins A > and C, as well as other important nutrients. However, it is not a good > source of vitamin C. According to the USDA, one cup of diced watermelon > contains only about 12% of the RDI of vitamin C. > > Conclusion > > *While most fruits are a good source of vitamin C, there are a few those > have little to no vitamin C content*. > > These include avocado, banana, mango, papaya, pineapple, and watermelon. > However, these fruits are still highly nutritious and provide a wide range > of other important nutrients, making them a valuable addition to any > healthy diet. > > *If you are concerned about your vitamin C intake, consider incorporating > other vitamin C-rich fruits* such as oranges, kiwi, and strawberries into > your diet. > > *Q2 What are some mind blowing facts that most people don't > know?* > > A2 Krishna Kamat,6h > > Samsung is responsible for 25% of South Korea's GDP. > > *Around 8% of the world population has an extra rib.* > > It's possible to find rivers and lakes beneath the ocean. > > All the ants in the world weigh about the same as all the people in the > world. > > *The Sun is large enough that approximately 1.3 million Earths could fit > inside.* > > There's enough space between the Earth and the moon to fit in all the rest > of the planets in the solar system. > > *Q3 Does running the AC in your car use additional fuel?* > > A3 Mcleodproducts, CEO, Motivational Speaker & Online > Entrepreneur at Freedom Guider (2019–present)Mar 29 > > *The use of air conditioning (AC) in a car can have an effect on fuel. > This is because the AC system requires energy to operate, which can come > from the car's fuel supply*. > > In this article, we will explore how AC systems work, how they affect fuel > economy, and what you can do to minimize the impact of AC use on your car's > fuel consumption. > > *How AC systems work:* > > Air conditioning systems in cars work by removing heat from the air inside > the car and transferring it to the outside. This is done using a > refrigerant, which circulates through the system and changes from a gas to > a liquid and back again. As it changes from a gas to a liquid, it absorbs > heat from the air inside the car, and then releases that heat as it changes > back to a gas outside the car. > > *The AC system is powered by the car's engine,* *which drives a > compressor that pressurizes the refrigerant and circulates it through the > system*. The compressor requires energy to operate, which is provided by > the car's fuel supply. > > The amount of fuel used by the AC system depends on a number of factors, > including the efficiency of the AC system, the temperature setting, and the > outside temperature. In general, the hotter it is outside and the lower the > temperature setting inside the car, the more fuel will be required to > operate the AC system. > > What you can do to minimize the impact of AC use on fuel consumption: > > *There are a few things you can do to minimize the impact of AC use on > your car's fuel consumption:* > > 1. Use the AC system sparingly: If it's not too hot outside, consider > opening the windows and using the natural ventilation to cool the car. This > will reduce the amount of fuel needed to power the AC system. > > *2. Use the recirculation mode: When the AC system* is in recirculation > mode, it recirculates the cool air inside the car instead of bringing in > hot air from outside. This can reduce the amount of energy required to cool > the air and therefore reduce fuel consumption. > > *3. Maintain your AC system: A well-maintained AC* system will be more > efficient and require less energy to operate. Make sure to have your AC > system checked regularly and replace any worn or damaged parts as needed. > > *Conclusion:* > > In summary, the use of air conditioning in a car can have an effect on > fuel . The AC system requires energy to operate, which is provided by the > car's fuel supply. The amount of fuel used by the AC system depends on a > number of factors, including the efficiency of the system, the temperature > setting, and the outside temperature. To minimize the impact of AC use on > fuel consumption, you can use the AC system sparingly, use the > recirculation mode, park in the shade, and maintain your AC system. > > *My note- To reduce fuel consumption, most drivers* switch OFF > air-conditioning while it is stopped. > > It is compulsory to switch OFF air-conditioning while fuelling. > > In old vehicles normally the air conditioning is kept (just cooling, not > full cooling) because of fire risk > > I have learnt in modern long distance touring vehicles, separate engine > is provided for Air- conditioning, so that with air conditioning they could > travel with more speed. > > *Q4 What do street cats eat?* > > A4 Animal Lover, Animal Lover | Dog Lover | Cat Lover | Loving > Husband May 6 > > *Street cats, also known as feral cats, are those cats that live in the > wild or on the streets*. They are often left to fend for themselves, and > as a result, their diet can be quite varied. Street cats typically rely on > scavenging for their food, which can range from small rodents, birds, > insects, and even garbage. > > In this article, we will look at the common types of food that street cats > consume, their nutritional needs, and how you can help them. > > 1. Hunting Prey: > > Street cats are natural hunters and will often hunt small prey such as > mice, rats, and birds. These animals are high in protein and provide the > essential nutrients that cats need to survive. However, it is important to > note that hunting can be dangerous for street cats as they can get injured > or even killed while hunting. > > 2. Scavenging: > > Street cats are also known to scavenge through trash cans and garbage > dumps for food. This can be a dangerous practice as they can consume > contaminated food, which can lead to food poisoning or other illnesses. > *However, > when there is no other source of food available, street cats will do > whatever it takes to survive.* > > 3. Human Intervention: > > Some people will feed street cats, either out of compassion or as a way to > control the population of rodents in the area. *These cats are often fed > with leftover food scraps, such as meat, fish, or vegetables*. While this > may seem like a good idea, it can also lead to health problems for the cats > if the food is not nutritionally balanced. Additionally, feeding street > cats can attract other animals, such as raccoons and rats, which can lead > to a bigger problem. > > 4. Cat Food: > > Some people will also leave out cat food for street cats. This is a great > way to provide the cats with the essential nutrients they need to survive. > However, it is important to note that not all cat food is created equal. It > is important to choose a high-quality cat food that is specifically > formulated for cats and meets their nutritional needs. > > Nutritional Needs of Street Cats: > > Like all cats, street cats require a balanced diet that includes protein, > fat, and carbohydrates. They also need essential nutrients, such as > vitamins and minerals, to maintain good health. A lack of these nutrients > can lead to health problems, such as malnutrition, anemia, and other > illnesses. > > How You Can Help: > > If you want to help street cats in your area, here are a few things you > can do: > > 1. Provide food and water: > > Leaving out food and water for street cats is a great way to help them. > Make sure the food is nutritionally balanced and that the water is fresh > and clean. > > 2. Consider TNR: > > Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a program that helps control the population of > street cats. This involves trapping the cats, spaying or neutering them, > and then returning them to their original location. This helps prevent > overpopulation and reduces the number of cats that are euthanized each year. > > 3. Support local animal shelters: > > Animal shelters and rescue organizations work to provide food, shelter, > and medical care for stray cats and other animals. Consider donating your > time or money to these organizations to help support their efforts. > > In conclusion, street cats survive on a varied diet that includes hunting, > scavenging, and human intervention. Providing nutritionally balanced food > and clean water is a great way to help street cats in your area. > Additionally, supporting local animal shelters can help ensure that cats > and other animals receive the care they need to live healthy, happy lives. > > *My note- After covid, appearance of street cats has reduced very much in > my area in Chennai.* > > *Q5 How can you tell if an air conditioner has failed or if it > just needs more refrigerant?* > > A5 AC Repair Annandale, Lives in 3906 Millcreek Dr. Annandale, > VA (2021–present)Wed > > *Some troubleshooting procedures are necessary to determine whether an air > conditioner needs more refrigerant or has simply failed*. > > *Here is a general approach to assist you in evaluating the circumstances:* > > Ensure the air conditioner is powered on and set correctly by checking the > power and settings. Ensure the intended temperature is lower than the > ambient temperature, and that "cool" mode is selected. > > Temperature and airflow: activate the air conditioner to see any airflow > from the vents. There can be a problem if there is no airflow and the air > is not cool. > > A thermostat check: Check to see if the thermostat is operating properly. > To tell the air conditioner to switch on, set the thermostat to a lower > setting than the ambient temperature and keep an ear out for clicking > sounds. > > Keep an ear out for odd noises: Any strange sounds emanating from the air > conditioner should be carefully observed. Noises like grinding, rattling, > or screeching may indicate mechanical problems. > > Examine the outside unit: Check the outdoor unit (condenser) outside. Ensure > the fan is on, and that warm air is released from the top of the appliance. > If there is no warm air or the fan is not running, there might be a problem. > > Low refrigerant levels might cause the air conditioner to operate > inefficiently or to stop cooling completely. However, measuring the > refrigerant level necessitates specialized tools and is best left to a > licensed HVAC expert. > > Consult a professional: It is advised to speak with a certified HVAC > expert if you have followed the previous instructions but are still unsure > of the cause. They have the knowledge and equipment to diagnose and > precisely fix air conditioning problems. > > Recall that to protect the public's safety and stop additional harm, only > certified specialists should handle refrigerant and repair air conditioning > systems. > > *My note- When complaint is made about AC not* functioning, technician > first watch input current with a tong tester, if OK switch ON and check the > *outside > unit for fan working*. If fan is not working, the problem could be small > birds inside, obstructing the fan working or condensers failed. *If all > are OK, then only check the coolant . The refilling is very costly.* > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 27--05- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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