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Basavesh G.

Subjects : Accountancy Class : Class XI Board / University : Department of Pre University Education, Karnataka

what is accountinf?

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Accountancy
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Class XI
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Department of Pre University Education, Karnataka
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Sandeep Kumar S.
Sandeep Kumar S.

Accounting is the process of recording, summerising and classifying the transactions into usefull information for the stakeholders (i.e. investor, debtors, creditors etc)

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Basavesh G.

Subjects : History Class : Class XI Board / University : Department of Pre University Education, Karnataka

what is introduced of history?

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History
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Class XI
Board / University :
Department of Pre University Education, Karnataka
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Kusum K.
Kusum K.

Remaining Answer :- The teaching of history helps the students to explain the present, to analyze it and to trace its course. Cause- and-effect relationship between the past and the present is lively present ed in the history. History thus helps us to understand the present day problems both at the national and international level accurately and objectively. In this unit we will be dealing with meaning, nature and scope of history, aims and objectives of teaching history at secondary level and values of teaching history.

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Popi K.

Subjects : Computer Science And Engineering Class : B.Tech Board / University : Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology

Consider the following interleaved memory designs for a main memory system with 16 memory modules. Each module is assumed to have a capacity of 1 M Byte. The machine is byteaddressable. Design 16 ways interleaving with one memory bank.

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Computer Science And Engineering
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B.Tech
Board / University :
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology
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Namita P.

Subjects : Mathematics Class : Class VI Board / University : Central Board of Secondary Education

Question : Tell me the Factors of 8,12,14,16,32,40,49,56,30,20,15,45,35,40,72,88,12,18,42,35

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Class VI
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Shweta M.
Shweta M.

Factor of 8 is 8=2*2*2 so the factors will be 1,2,4 and 8. Factor of 12 is 12=1*12 it will be like 1*2*2*3 and 1*4*3 so factor will be 1,2,3,4,6,12 Factor of 14 is 14= 1*2*7 factors of 14 is 1,2,7,14

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Kavya S.

Subjects : Geography Class : Class XI Board / University : Indian Certificate of Secondary Education

How does ocean currents affect the climate?

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Geography
Class :
Class XI
Board / University :
Indian Certificate of Secondary Education
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Miftahul H.
Miftahul H.

Ocean currents play a crucial role in shaping the Earth's climate by redistributing heat, moisture, and nutrients across the globe. Here are some ways in which ocean currents affect the climate: Heat Redistr ibution: Ocean currents transport heat from the equator towards the poles and vice versa. Warm ocean currents originating near the equator, such as the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic Ocean, carry warm water and heat towards higher latitudes, moderating the climate in those regions. Conversely, cold ocean currents, like the Labrador Current in the North Atlantic, transport cold water and help cool down adjacent coastal areas. Atmospheric Interaction: Ocean currents influence the exchange of heat and moisture between the ocean and the atmosphere.

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Sathi B.

Subjects : Computer Science Class : B.Tech Board / University : Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology

Why CSMA/CD is not implemented in WLAN?

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Computer Science
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B.Tech
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Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology
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Babu K.
Babu K.

In wired networks, the received signal has almost the same energy as the sent signal because either the length of the cable is short or there are repeaters that amplify the energy between the sender and the rec eiver. This means that in a collison the detected energy almost doubles. However, in a wireless network much of the sent energy is lost in transmission. The received signal has very little energy. Therefore a collison may add only 5 to 10 percent additional energy. This is not useful for effective collision detection. Hence CSMA / CD is not used in a wireless network.

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