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There has been a major MISSING ingredient so far in our discussion of quantifying loudness, making the connection between the amplitude of the SOUND wave (sound pressure) and the qualitative notion of loudness. We have talked about sound at a PARTICULAR point (in a room, on a city street, or near an airport listening to jets taking off) without worrying about how the sound is produced. Connecting loudness to the source of sound energy is important, because as we know from our direct experience, how loud we perceive a produced sound DEPENDS on the distance between the source and our ear. Today, we'll QUANTIFY how loudness depends on the amount of sound energy produced and the distance between the source and our ear

Both the current and VOLTAGE contribute the BRIGHTNESS there is a relation between voltage and current it just DEPENDS CONFIGURATION

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It protects the circuit and the electricappliances by STOPPING the FLOW of excess of electric current. A fuse wireis a safety wire connected in series with the live wire. Fuse wire MELTS down in case of supply of LARGE current supply or MALFUNCTIONING in the electricconnections due to the following Characteristics.

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an ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING student, and CIRCUIT analysis can be really confusing to me. I sort of understand the concepts of solving circuits, but I don't really know when to use which method. Are there any simple rules on choosing which method I should use for solving circuits? Node-voltage analysis? Superposition? Mesh analysis? Just use reduced linear equation system (or whatever it's called in English)?

Should I just calculate how many equations each method will take and pick the ONE with least equations?

Also, how do I know if I should use Thevenin's / Norton's generator to substitute a network?

Please note that this is not really for practical purposes - I'm studying for an exam, but all the assignments in my textbook are categorized by methods, so I know which one to use. However, in the exam that info is not given to students.

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Let’s CONSIDER an example:
If length of a rectangle is 10 cm and its perimeter is 22 cm, then find its BREADTH.
Given length, l = 10 cm and perimeter = 22 cm
We know that perimeter of rectangle = 2 (l + b) units
22 = 2(10 + b)
⇒ 10 + b = 11
⇒ b = 1 cm
Hence breadth of the rectangle is 1 cm.
In general, perimeter of rectangle P = 2(l + b)
(P/2) = l + b
⇒ b = (P/2) – l
Using above formula ALSO you can directly find the value of breadth......

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SCIENTIFIC notation mean the mathematical expression used to define number in a decimal abd MULTIPLIED by 10 .

For example - 4,000 to WRITE this in scientific notation 4×10 ^3.

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Its EXOTHERMIC reaction because the TEMPERATURE change from 22 DEGREE Celsius to 23 degree Celsius shows that
the heat is EVOLVED

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charged PARTICLE are to be PROJECTED INSIDE PLATES

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if a body MAKES one complete round on a circular with some speed. It has som average speed but it'saverage VELOCITY will be 0 since, the displacement will be 0.

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The PATH TRACED by a PROJECTILE in the SKY is  PARABOLIC

There is many REASON LIKE air PARTICLES and sources are not cohernt results into a DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE of light..

The difference between WEATHER andclimate is that weather consists of the short-term (minutes to MONTHS) changes in the atmosphere. Most people THINK of weather in terms of temperature, humidity, precipitation, cloudiness, BRIGHTNESS, visibility, wind, and atmospheric PRESSURE, as in high and low pressure.

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Determine Design HORSEPOWER using FORMULA:

DHP = HP X SF.

Where: DHP = Design ... Where:

PD1 = PITCH Diameter of Pinion (small gear).

PD2 = Pitch Diameter of Gear (large gear)

The vanishing gradient problem affects saturating neurons or units only. For example the saturating sigmoid activation function as given below.

S(t)=11+e−tS(t)=11+e−t

You can easily prove that

S(t)t→∞=1.0S(t)t→∞=1.0

and

S(t)t→−∞=0.0S(t)t→−∞=0.0

Just by inspection. This is a saturation effect that becomes problematic as explained below, consider the first order derivative of the sigmoid function.

S′(t)=S(t)(1.0−S(t))S′(t)=S(t)(1.0−S(t))

Since S(t)S(t) ranges from 0.0 to 1.0, its lower and upper asymptotes respectively, then clearly the derivative will be near zero for S(t)≈0.0S(t)≈0.0 or S(t)≈1.0S(t)≈1.0. The vanishing gradient problem comes about when the error signal passes backwards and starts approaching zero as it propagates backwards especially through neurons near saturation. If the network is deep enough the error signal from the output layer can be completely attenuated on it’s way back towards the input layer.

The attenuation comes about because the derivative S′(t)S′(t) will always be near zero especially for saturating neurons, you do notice that if you use chain rule, which is backpropagation in neural net terms, you will somehow be multiplying this almost zero derivative with the error signal before throwing it backwards at every level or stage. Now keep doing that as you throw the error signal backwards and what you get is an error signal becoming weaker hence vanishing. Even the hyperbolic tangent has this saturating effect and hence the vanishing gradient problem also affects it.

Those units active in the linear region of the sigmoid won’t ATTENUATE the error signal that much but this is generally problematic for very deep nets.

That’s why ReLUs are favorable not only because they solve the vanishing gradient problem but also because they result in highly sparse neural nets. Sparsity means efficient and reliable performance. The rectifier is as given below.

f(x)={0,x,for x<0for x≥0f(x)={0,for x<0x,for x≥0

Clearly it ranges from 0 to positive infinity thus it is non saturating and the derivative is given by

f′(x)={0,1,for x<0for x≥0f′(x)={0,for x<01,for x≥0

It’s always 1 hence no attenuation of an error signal propagating backwards. This MAKES ReLUs favorable for the deeper trainable feature detectors as in ConvNets, you can have very deep neural nets with ReLUs without the vanishing gradient problem.

EDIT:

You do notice that the negative region has a zero derivative, right? This can be a problem as the neuron is off within this region and cannot learn and gradients cannot be backpropagated through an off neuron. There are remedies to this by adding a leakage factor which results in a non-zero derivative and thus resulting in a modified neuron known as the leaky ReLU.

Hope this helps.

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May be, Because of the linearity …

As a partial linearity, that is also not perfect.

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Bose–Einstein statistics apply to quantum particles with the property that any NUMBER of particles can occupy any level. It turns out these are the particles with integral “spin” such as photons and He4 (but not He 3) atoms.

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Let a BALL fall from a height h, thenKinetic energy of ball at the time striking the ground= POTENTIAL energy of ball at height h
so, K.E=mgh
Kinetic energy of ball due to rebounce will be :
K.Er =P.E of ball at height h1= mgh1
Loss of kinetic energy due to re-bounce=K.E -K.Er
=mgh -mgh1=MG(h-h1)=mg(h-80h/100)=mg(20h/100)= 0.2 x mgh
Fractional loss in K.E in each re-bounce will be :=K.E-K.Er/K.E=0.2 x mgh/mgh=0.2=0.2 x100% =20%
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