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Derive the relation between E, K and ν following usual notations. |
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An object weighs 200gf in air and 170gf when completely immersed in water, calculate - a) loss in weight of the object. b) buoyant force on the object. |
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Answer» A) loss in WEIGHT of object = weight in AIR - weight in fluid |
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In these how we can calculate total resistance . plz solve it and explain me |
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Answer» Hlw MAte, |
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Derive the slope and deflection for a cantilever beam subjected to udl throughout the span |
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Answer» SLOPE = wl bmd = (wl^2)/2 |
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Write about wire wound cylinders. |
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Answer» The three PRINCIPAL Stresses in the Shell are the Circumferential or Hoop Stress, the LONGITUDINAL Stress, and the Radial Stress. |
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Write about the importance and application of the normal distribution |
| Answer» APPLICATION is very important for your CARRIER bcz it helps you to WRITE an information about UR PROBLEM | |
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Define Moment generating function and its properties |
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Answer» Probability theory and statistics, the moment-generating function of a real-valued random variable is an alternative specification of its probability distribution. ... There are PARTICULARLY simple results for the moment-generating FUNCTIONS of distributions defined by the WEIGHTED sums of random variables. |
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What is the effect on standard error? |
| Answer» SQUARE of the design FACTOR is the 'design effect (deff)'. Whereas the deft is the STANDARD error multiplier, the deff is the variance multiplier. ... A design effect of 2 means that you would need to have a SURVEY that is twice the size of a simple random sample to get the same AMOUNT of information. | |
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What is the Mathematical Expectation and its properties? |
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Answer» Mathematical expectation, also known as the expected VALUE, is the summation or integration of a possible values from a random variable. It is also known as the product of the PROBABILITY of an event occurring, DENOTED P(x), and the value corresponding with the actual OBSERVED occurrence of the event. |
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When a body is placed on a table top it exerts a force equal to its weight |
| Answer» QUESTION KYA HAI BRO..... | |
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Plzz solve this!!!!!! |
| Answer» DEKHO..samjho AR batao..NAHI samjh aayega to CMNT box me aana...ar brainliesg MARK karna | |
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Check the correctness of the 1/2mv^2=mgh,dimension |
| Answer» HEY MATE here is your ANSWER I HOPE it will HELP you | |
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Gravitational force in air and moon |
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Answer» GRAVITATIONAL FORCE in AIR - 9.81 m/s2 Gravitational force in MOON - 1.62 m/s2 |
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Explain 'Statistical quality control (SQC)'. |
| Answer» STATISTICAL QUALITY control (sqc) is the term used to DESCRIBE the set of statistical tools deployed for evaluating the organizational quality by the quality professional. | |
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The volume of a gas decreases from 500 cc to 300 cc when a sample gas is compressed by an average pressure of 0.6 atm during this process 10 j of heat is liberated the change in internal energy is |
| Answer» U=q+w. SINCE HEAT is realeased q=-10. w=-p(v2-v1). =-120×10^-6=-0.000120. so. U =-(10+0.00012)=-10.000120 | |
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The velocity of a 2 kg body is changed from . The work done on the body is |
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Answer» Not DONE ............. |
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a body is acted upon by a force which is directly proportional to the distance covered ‘s' the work done will be proportional |
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Answer» F is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to the DISTANCE ⇒F=kx ⇒mv(dv/dt)=kx ⇒v(dv/dt)=kx/m ⇒∫v.dv/dt =k/m∫x.dx ⇒v²/2 =kx²/2m ⇒1/2mv²=kx²/2 ⇒Δ1/2mv² ∝x² ⇒ W∝x² |
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What is nuclear fussion reaction list two advantages .. |
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Answer» When two smaller PARTICLES FUSE to form a bigger particle is know as NUCLEAR FUSSION. |
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A force of 20N acts on a body whose weight is 9.8N on the earth .what is the mass of the body and how much is its acceleration |
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Answer» LET MASS of the BODY is 'm' weight = 20 + mg acceleration = 9.8m/s^2 |
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Difference between density and relative density |
| Answer» DENSITY is the RATIO of mass/volume WHEREAS RELATIVE density is the ratio of density of object/density of WATER | |
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Explain briefly Point and Interval estimations. |
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Answer» Estimating in Statistics Anna is an animal lover and volunteers at a local animal shelter in her town. She wants to make a proposition to the city council to create a dog park in the town. She wants to gather some data about the opinions of the town. Because she can't survey the entire town, she will need to collect data from a few people and make an estimation. An estimation is the tool that is used in mathematics to make inferences about populations from data. In this LESSON, you will learn about two types of estimation: point and interval estimation. Let's begin with point estimation as we follow Anna's story. Point Estimation Anna surveys 100 random people out of her town about building a dog park. This is known as a sample. A sample is a part of a population used to describe the whole group. Anna will use the data that she gathers from this sample to describe the population of the town. The data Anna gathers will be statistics. A statistic is the characteristics of a sample used to infer information about the population. For example, Anna may include questions on her survey such as age and number of pets. If the mean age for her sample is 32, then 32 is a sample statistic. She might infer that the average age of the people in town is also 32. A point estimation is a type of estimation that uses a single value, a sample statistic, to infer information about the population. Point estimation can be a sample statistic. The sample mean of age for the sample, 32, can be used as a point estimation. Point estimation is a single value that can be inferred as a population PARAMETER. Let's discuss populations, parameters, and their relationship to point and interval estimations. Interval Estimation After Anna collected her data from the survey, she can now draw inferences from her sample statistics about the population. A population is all members of a specified group. In this CASE, the population is literally the population of a town. However, a population can mean many things. For example, if you are doing research about college students, then your population would be all college students. If your research is about high school athletes, then your population would be all high school athletes. It's mostly up to the researcher to define the population. Once sample information is gathered, the researcher can make inferences about the population, known as a parameter. A parameter is the characteristics used to describe a population. You can use a sample statistic to develop population parameters. For example, Anna found that of the 100 people she surveyed, each household owns an average of two pets. This is a sample statistic. However, Anna can also use this statistic to infer that everyone in the population also owns an average of two pets; at this point it is considered a population parameter. If we were estimating from a single value, such as the average of two pets, then we could say that this population parameter was a point estimation. However, what about the people that own more than two pets or no pets? Can 100 people really show us the characteristics of an entire town? This is where interval estimation comes in handy. Interval estimation is the range of NUMBERS in which a population parameter lies considering margin of error. Because there is a certain level of uncertainty, an interval estimate gives a range, rather than a single value, of the population parameters. |
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Explain the procedure generally followed in testing of hypothesis. |
| Answer» TESTING H0 at significance level α meanstesting H0 with a test whose size does not exceed α. In most cases, one USES testswhose size is equal to the significance level. p-value. The probability, assuming the nullhypothesis is true, of observing a RESULT at LEAST as EXTREME as the test statistic | |
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Write about Null hypothesis |
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Answer» A NULL HYPOTHESIS is a type of hypothesis used in STATISTICS that proposes that no statistical significance EXISTS in a SET of given observations. |
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Hey .!✌️State and explain Newton's Law Of Cooling. |
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Answer» here is UR ANS... _____________________ Newton's LAW Of Cooling states that the rate of change of the temperature of an object is proportional to the difference between its own temperature and the ambient temperature (i.e. the temperature of its surroundings). Newton's Law makes a statement about an INSTANTANEOUS rate of change of the temperature. We will see that when we translate this verbal statement into a differential equation, we arrive at a differential equation. The solution to this equation will then be a function that tracks the COMPLETE record of the temperature over time. _____________________ #Be BRAINLY |
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If magnitude of sum of two unit vectors is √2 then find the magnitudes of these unit vectors. |
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Answer» This SOUNDS like a trick QUESTION. Unit vectors are by DEFINITION MAGNITUDE of 1 each. P.S. Additional insight one can GENERATE is that the 2 vectors are 90 deg apart |
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A brick is 32 cm long , 10 cm wide and 5 cm thick . It weighs 16 Newton lying on the ground. Find the pressure exerted |
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Answer» Since pressure = FORCE /AREA(in metres) |
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Why do the magnets have 2 poles |
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Answer» MAGNETS have TWO POLES as it is a PROPERTY of them. like poles repel and unlike poles ATTRACT |
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Why non metal are non sonorous while they produce sound? |
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Answer» Hey frnd.... |
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The strength of a beam is proportional to the square of its thickness |
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Answer» S(h) = K*h^2 |
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Solution for the problem steam enters the high pressure turbine at 12mpa |
| Answer» EASY to searc on GOOGLE | |
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Mention the purpose of blackening the intevor of solar cooker? |
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Solve ittt fast........ |
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Answer» Hola User_______________________ |
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If there is no gravity in space then how do the planets revolve around the sun |
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Answer» As now they revolve |
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Expain Elastic Modulus.? |
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Answer» The RATIO of the FORCE EXERTED UPON a SUBSTANCE or body to the resultant deformation |
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Concise physics book page no 105 numerical no 3 . PLEASE GUYS HELP ITS URGENT. |
| Answer» CLASS9 or CLASS10 KA | |
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Classify various types of spillways and explain any two spillways. |
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Answer» Spillways are structures constructed to provide safe release of flood waters from a dam to a downstream are, normally the river on which the dam has been constructed. EVERY reservoir has a certain capacity to store WATER. If the reservoir is full and flood waters enter the same, the reservoir level will go up and may eventually result in over-topping of the dam. To avoid this situation, the flood has to be passed to the downstream and this is done by providing a spillway which draws water from the top of the reservoir. A spillway can be a part of the dam or separate from it. |
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Find the probability of getting a total of 5 at least once in three tosses of pair of fair dice? |
| Answer» PROBABILITY of GETTING TOTAL of 7 = (1/6) | |
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Discuss the classification of earth dams with neat sketches bringing out their relative merits and demerits. |
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Answer» 1. AVAILABILITY OF EARTH MATERIALS |
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What are canal falls and why are they constructed? |
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Answer» Canal Fall. Thus, a canal fall or drop is an irrigation structure CONSTRUCTED across a canal to lower down its bed level to maintain the DESIGNED slope when there is a CHANGE of ground level to maintain the designed slope when there is change of ground level. This falling water at the fall has some surplus energy |
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Which electromagnetic wave is used in the treartment of cancer? |
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Answer» Because RADIATION therapy or electromagnetic WAVE can CURE CANCER |
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Two point charges + 8q and – 2q are located at x = 0 and x = l respectively. The location of a point on the x axis at which the net electric field due to these two point charges is zero is |
| Answer» ROHIT focused the image of a candle FLAME on a white screen using a convex LENS is noted down the POSITION of the candle screen and lens as under position of candle is equal to 26 CM | |
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Analyze the movement of a parachutist. pls help me somehow |
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Answer» Results in English |
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If |a^-b^| =√2 then calculate the value of |a^+√3b^|. |
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Answer» Eat and drink and I don't know this question plz tou to try and make sure you don't want me to EEEE to get to SEE you tomorrow MORNING and then you have to go and I don't want me to do it again and again and again and again and again R |
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How can you find the total work done during a cycle from the graph? |
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Answer» ___________ As u r asking about cycle So remember that work done in CLOSED path is zero Lemme explain how it is zero in cycle We know that in cycle final and initial points are same So displacement that is shortest possible distance between two points is zero . Therefore work done will be W =F d d= 0 in cycle W= F (0) W = 0 ___________ |
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a wooden block of mass 1 kg and volume 1.7 into 10 raise to power minus 3 metre cube is completely immersed in water what will be the buoyant force exerted by water on the wooden block if the density of water is 1000 kilogram per metre cube |
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Answer» The BUOYANT FORCE is the UPWARD THRUST EXERTED by the liquid. |
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Explain the terms Useful storage |
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Answer» 1) PRIMARY storage, also known as main storage or memory, is the area in a computer in which DATA is storedfor quick access by the computer's processor. ... 2) In the enterprise, the LABEL primary storage is often used todescribe storage for data that is in active use, as opposed to data at rest in a BACKUP. |
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Explain the terms Surcharge storage: and |
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Answer» (e) "Flood Storage Capacity" meansthat portion of the Reservoir Capacity which is RESERVED for the temporarystorage of flood waters in ORDER to regu- late downstream flows, and "Flood Storage" mean s the corresponding VOLUME of WATER . (f) "SURCHARGE Storage Capacity" meansthe Reser- |
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Explain the terms Dead storage |
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Answer» Dead Storage LAW and LegalDefinition. Dead storage REFERS to thestorage of FURNITURE, files, or other unused or seldom USED items in awarehouse or other location for an indefinite period of TIME. |
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Discuss the data structures used in GIS. |
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Answer» There are two types of data in a GIS: spatial and attribute (TABULAR). These are usually data tables that contain information about the spatial components of the GIS themes. These can be numeric and/or CHARACTER datasuch as timber type, timber VOLUME, road SIZE, well depth, etc. |
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