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HCl dissociates into H+ and Cl- in solution. The H+ interacts with H2O to make H3O+. Thus, when there\'s extra acid in solution, there\'s extra H3O+ in solution. This pushes the reaction to the left. Make sense? I hope so! :) Solution HCl dissociates into H+ and Cl- in solution. The H+ interacts with H2O to make H3O+. Thus, when there\'s extra acid in solution, there\'s extra H3O+ in solution. This pushes the reaction to the left. Make sense? I hope so! :).
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public class DecimalToBinary {
public void printBinaryFormat(int number){
int binary[] = new int[25];
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binary[index++] = number%2;
number = number/2;
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for(int i = index-1;i >= 0;i--){
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dtb.printBinaryFormat(25);
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public class DecimalToBinary {
public void printBinaryFormat(int number){
int binary[] = new int[25];
int index = 0;
while(number > 0){
binary[index++] = number%2;
number = number/2;
}
for(int i = index-1;i >= 0;i--){
System.out.print(binary[i]);
}
}
public static void main(String a[]){
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dtb.printBinaryFormat(25);
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#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main(void)
{
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int n;
myfile>>n;
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queue q;
for(int i=0;i>a[i][j];
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}
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#include
#include
#include
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int main(void)
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int a[n][n];
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{
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String.valueOf(end.getDayOfMonth()) + \", \" + String.valueOf(end.getYear());
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{
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junctions. So we provide Subways. Now due to no signaling, traffic flow will be increase which
may lead more vehicular accidents. An improvement first introduced based on previous records
and forecasting. For measures we will track traffic data, no. of accidents etc. Comparison of
present situation with the past, why it become necessary to improve that piece, will actually be a
standard mesure.
Solution
Traffic intersection is a piece of transportation infrastructure what we think the most dengerous.
Intersection is an area shared by two or more roads. This area is designated for the vehicles to
turn to different directions to reach their desired destinations. Its main function is to guide
vehicles to their respective directions. Traffic intersections are complex locations on any
highway. So, it become obvious to provide an intersection. There will be crosswalks too, so
design of the signal duration must be very accurate. Short term- We can provide overbridges or
subways for the pedestrians instead of crosswalk. Long term- Signaled Intersections can be
replaced by Rotary or diamond intersection for smooth traffic. Safety improvement is a balance.
We have to take care of both pedestrian and vehicles. If we provide non-signaling intersection
then there will be no crosswalk for the pedestrian. But this can\'t be implemented in a busy street
junctions. So we provide Subways. Now due to no signaling, traffic flow will be increase which
may lead more vehicular accidents. An improvement first introduced based on previous records
and forecasting. For measures we will track traffic data, no. of accidents etc. Comparison of
present situation with the past, why it become necessary to improve that piece, will actually be a
standard mesure..
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moleslitre Step2 .pdf
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moles/litre Step2 pH=4 ; [H+] = 1x10^-4
moles/litre Step3 Useing M1 V1 =M2V2 ; V2 = 11.6 x [1x10^-2]/[1x10^-4] = 1160 ml Step4
Volume of water added = 1160 - 11.6 = 1148.4 ml
Solution
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moles/litre Step2 pH=4 ; [H+] = 1x10^-4
moles/litre Step3 Useing M1 V1 =M2V2 ; V2 = 11.6 x [1x10^-2]/[1x10^-4] = 1160 ml Step4
Volume of water added = 1160 - 11.6 = 1148.4 ml.
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a p.pdf
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a pure substance can be an element or
compound. A compound is a subtance where the elements made up of it are bonded by chemical
bonds, either ionic or covalent bond. A mixture may consist of a combination of elements or
compound, where there is no forces of attraction between them. Pure substance: Carbon dioxide,
water, sodium chloride. Mixture: Alloy like brass (zinc & copper), chalky water (calcium
carbonate and water). Pure substance has fixed melting and boiling point whereas mixture has a
range of melting and boiling point due to presence of impurities. Pure substance has fixed
composition by mass but mixture has varying degree of composition. Pure substance cannot be
separated into other substance by physical means like distillation, filtration unlike a mixture.
Pure substance has to be separated by chemical means like electrolysis to it\'s constituent parts.
Solution
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a pure substance can be an element or
compound. A compound is a subtance where the elements made up of it are bonded by chemical
bonds, either ionic or covalent bond. A mixture may consist of a combination of elements or
compound, where there is no forces of attraction between them. Pure substance: Carbon dioxide,
water, sodium chloride. Mixture: Alloy like brass (zinc & copper), chalky water (calcium
carbonate and water). Pure substance has fixed melting and boiling point whereas mixture has a
range of melting and boiling point due to presence of impurities. Pure substance has fixed
composition by mass but mixture has varying degree of composition. Pure substance cannot be
separated into other substance by physical means like distillation, filtration unlike a mixture.
Pure substance has to be separated by chemical means like electrolysis to it\'s constituent parts..
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft .pdf
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft base S^2- to form HgS. The
relatively harder acids Zn^2+ and Cd^2+ are more inclined to react with hard bases such as
CO3^2-, O^2- to form carbonates and oxides.
Solution
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft base S^2- to form HgS. The
relatively harder acids Zn^2+ and Cd^2+ are more inclined to react with hard bases such as
CO3^2-, O^2- to form carbonates and oxides..
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers. .pdf
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers.
Solution
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers..
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equi.pdf
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equivalence point is a weak acid
solution because the OH- ion concentration is more in that solution. Therefore - In the given
acids - HA - is a weak acid HB is a stronger acid B) HA is a weak acid - Hence A- is stronger
base than B-
Solution
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equivalence point is a weak acid
solution because the OH- ion concentration is more in that solution. Therefore - In the given
acids - HA - is a weak acid HB is a stronger acid B) HA is a weak acid - Hence A- is stronger
base than B-.
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The wa.pdf
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The way it works is that a sigma bond
is formed whenever an atom single bonds to another atom. It can also happen with a double
bond, but that isn\'t here in this picture so we won\'t worry about it at the moment. in the top left
picture, you can see a Be single bonded to a H. H has a single electron that \"orbits\" in what is
an S orbital. It looks like a circle. It is the yellow ring around. the dot that it surrounds is the
nucleus. the Be is also sharing an electron with the H, so to do this it branches out to form that
purple bubble. where the purple bubble and the yellow bubble intersect, thats where the electrons
are shared. the little green bubble is the other electron that is not bonded. The picture on the
lower left is the same as above, but in reverse, all the same rules apply. The picture to the right.
is a be that is bonded to two different H atoms. All the same rules apply. The difference is now
there are two H\'s sharing their electrons instead of just the one. I think I also see the number 180
degrees in red, thats just the bond angle of any linear bond, it means its a straight line from one H
to the other.
Solution
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The way it works is that a sigma bond
is formed whenever an atom single bonds to another atom. It can also happen with a double
bond, but that isn\'t here in this picture so we won\'t worry about it at the moment. in the top left
picture, you can see a Be single bonded to a H. H has a single electron that \"orbits\" in what is
an S orbital. It looks like a circle. It is the yellow ring around. the dot that it surrounds is the
nucleus. the Be is also sharing an electron with the H, so to do this it branches out to form that
purple bubble. where the purple bubble and the yellow bubble intersect, thats where the electrons
are shared. the little green bubble is the other electron that is not bonded. The picture on the
lower left is the same as above, but in reverse, all the same rules apply. The picture to the right.
is a be that is bonded to two different H atoms. All the same rules apply. The difference is now
there are two H\'s sharing their electrons instead of just the one. I think I also see the number 180
degrees in red, thats just the bond angle of any linear bond, it means its a straight line from one H
to the other..
Ans a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import .pdf
Ans: a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import of a country
Trade Surplus is actually defined as positive value of the net exports , i.e. if above equation
comes as +ve or exports exceeds imports of a country called as trade surplus
Trade Deficit defined as opposite of Trade surplus i.e. when total imports exceeds total imports
or net exports become negative.
b) International trade i.e. import and export transactions between the countries. So any economy
having trade surplus would always have better GDP and growth. So, it is having direct impact on
the employment of a country as well. For example, from 1950 to late 1990s, India is called as an
agriculture economy and it was exporting majorly jute, cotton, milk, sugar etc. As most of the
population are farmers and slowly the shift happen to service sector and manufacturing as per the
international demands. And now India is having the largest share of service sector and then
manufacturing and last share is of agriculture sector in its GDP. Most of the people are now
employed either in IT sector, consulting, banking etc .
c) Free trade can kill domestic industry , hence jobs of individual and aggregate level can be
affetced positive or negative depends upon the exposure of a country on free trade commodities.
d) Balance of Payments (bop): BOP is a record of all transactions of a country made by its
residents .It has 3 components Current account, Capital account and Financial account.
Financial account is change in the ownership of an asset, Capital account are transactions that
dont affect the economic otput and current account measures international trade i.e. net direct
payments and income on investments.
It is reported for a quarter or a year to understand that of country is on fiscal deficit or surplus.
Features : 1) It is a systematic records of all transactions made by the country.
2) It includes all transactions of goods, services and assets.
3) Total debits and credits of international transaction for a country are recorded
Solution
Ans: a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import of a country
Trade Surplus is actually defined as positive value of the net exports , i.e. if above equation
comes as +ve or exports exceeds imports of a country called as trade surplus
Trade Deficit defined as opposite of Trade surplus i.e. when total imports exceeds total imports
or net exports become negative.
b) International trade i.e. import and export transactions between the countries. So any economy
having trade surplus would always have better GDP and growth. So, it is having direct impact on
the employment of a country as well. For example, from 1950 to late 1990s, India is called as an
agriculture economy and it was exporting majorly jute, cotton, milk, sugar etc. As most of the
population are farmers and slowly the shift happen to service sector and manufacturing as per the
international demands. And now India is having the largest share of service sector and.
List of different types of InputOutput An input device that can .pdf
List of different types of Input/Output :
An input device that can be used to feed the computer system for processing.
some are :
Output Device:
Output Device is used to dispaly the result processed by computer.
Common Output devices include:
Programmed I/O v/s Interrupts I/O.
Programmed I/O:Programmed Input/Output is used to move data between devices in a computer
in which all data must pass through the processor.operation of the programmed I/O can be
summaries as follow:
Advantages:
Disadvantages :
Interrupts I/O:
It is an alternative scheme for dealing with I/O is the interrupt-driven method. Here the CPU
works on its given tasks continuously. When an input is available, such as when someone types a
key on the keyboard, then the CPU is interrupted from its work to take care of the input data.
Advantage: It is fast and efficient.
Disavantage: It can be tricky to write if you are using a low level language.
Thanks
Solution
List of different types of Input/Output :
An input device that can be used to feed the computer system for processing.
some are :
Output Device:
Output Device is used to dispaly the result processed by computer.
Common Output devices include:
Programmed I/O v/s Interrupts I/O.
Programmed I/O:Programmed Input/Output is used to move data between devices in a computer
in which all data must pass through the processor.operation of the programmed I/O can be
summaries as follow:
Advantages:
Disadvantages :
Interrupts I/O:
It is an alternative scheme for dealing with I/O is the interrupt-driven method. Here the CPU
works on its given tasks continuously. When an input is available, such as when someone types a
key on the keyboard, then the CPU is interrupted from its work to take care of the input data.
Advantage: It is fast and efficient.
Disavantage: It can be tricky to write if you are using a low level language.
Thanks.
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else.pdf
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else
a) due to add oh H+ ionisation will decrease
b) ionisation will decrease
c) ionisation will increase
d)) ionisation will increase
Solution
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else
a) due to add oh H+ ionisation will decrease
b) ionisation will decrease
c) ionisation will increase
d)) ionisation will increase.
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized .pdf
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized and Fe getting reduced according
to...
Fe3+ + e- --> Fe2+ (E is .77 V)
and
Cu--> Cu2+ + 2e- (E is -.34 volts)
Using a table of standard reduction potentials...the value ofE_cell is .77 V - .34 V = .43 V
Tocalculate K, we can use the formula
log K = nE/.0592
Where n is the moles of electrons
log K = n(.43)/.0592
Ifthis equation is balanced...we get...
2Fe+3 + 2e- --> 2 Fe+2
Cu --> Cu+2 + 2e-
Giving 2 Fe+3 + Cu --> 2 Fe+2 +Cu+2
Since two moles of electrons are beingtransfered, n is 2
log K = (2*.43)/.0592
log K = 14.527
K = 3.37 x 10^14
Solution
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized and Fe getting reduced according
to...
Fe3+ + e- --> Fe2+ (E is .77 V)
and
Cu--> Cu2+ + 2e- (E is -.34 volts)
Using a table of standard reduction potentials...the value ofE_cell is .77 V - .34 V = .43 V
Tocalculate K, we can use the formula
log K = nE/.0592
Where n is the moles of electrons
log K = n(.43)/.0592
Ifthis equation is balanced...we get...
2Fe+3 + 2e- --> 2 Fe+2
Cu --> Cu+2 + 2e-
Giving 2 Fe+3 + Cu --> 2 Fe+2 +Cu+2
Since two moles of electrons are beingtransfered, n is 2
log K = (2*.43)/.0592
log K = 14.527
K = 3.37 x 10^14.
import java.util.Scanner; import java.text.; public class Ave.pdf
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*;
public class AverageRainfall {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int years; // Variable to hold the amount of years
final int MONTHS = 12; // Constant to hold the amount of months in a year
int totalMonths = 0; // Months accumulator variable
double monthlyRain; // Holds the amount of rain in inches for each month
double totalRainfall = 0; // Holds the total rainfall
NumberFormat df = DecimalFormat.getInstance(); // Decimal formating
df.setMaximumFractionDigits(2);
// Create Scanner object
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
// Prompt user for the number of years
System.out.println(\"Enter the number of years: \");
years = input.nextInt();
System.out.println(\"Enter the rainfall amount for each month \");
// Construct for-loop for each year
for(int i=0; i < years; i++){
for(int j=1; j
Solution
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*;
public class AverageRainfall {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int years; // Variable to hold the amount of years
final int MONTHS = 12; // Constant to hold the amount of months in a year
int totalMonths = 0; // Months accumulator variable
double monthlyRain; // Holds the amount of rain in inches for each month
double totalRainfall = 0; // Holds the total rainfall
NumberFormat df = DecimalFormat.getInstance(); // Decimal formating
df.setMaximumFractionDigits(2);
// Create Scanner object
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
// Prompt user for the number of years
System.out.println(\"Enter the number of years: \");
years = input.nextInt();
System.out.println(\"Enter the rainfall amount for each month \");
// Construct for-loop for each year
for(int i=0; i < years; i++){
for(int j=1; j.
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ifstream myfile(\"graph.txt\");
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queue q;
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design of the signal duration must be very accurate. Short term- We can provide overbridges or
subways for the pedestrians instead of crosswalk. Long term- Signaled Intersections can be
replaced by Rotary or diamond intersection for smooth traffic. Safety improvement is a balance.
We have to take care of both pedestrian and vehicles. If we provide non-signaling intersection
then there will be no crosswalk for the pedestrian. But this can\'t be implemented in a busy street
junctions. So we provide Subways. Now due to no signaling, traffic flow will be increase which
may lead more vehicular accidents. An improvement first introduced based on previous records
and forecasting. For measures we will track traffic data, no. of accidents etc. Comparison of
present situation with the past, why it become necessary to improve that piece, will actually be a
standard mesure..
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moleslitre Step2 .pdf
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moles/litre Step2 pH=4 ; [H+] = 1x10^-4
moles/litre Step3 Useing M1 V1 =M2V2 ; V2 = 11.6 x [1x10^-2]/[1x10^-4] = 1160 ml Step4
Volume of water added = 1160 - 11.6 = 1148.4 ml
Solution
Step1 pH =2 ; [H+] = 1 x10^-2 moles/litre Step2 pH=4 ; [H+] = 1x10^-4
moles/litre Step3 Useing M1 V1 =M2V2 ; V2 = 11.6 x [1x10^-2]/[1x10^-4] = 1160 ml Step4
Volume of water added = 1160 - 11.6 = 1148.4 ml.
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a p.pdf
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a pure substance can be an element or
compound. A compound is a subtance where the elements made up of it are bonded by chemical
bonds, either ionic or covalent bond. A mixture may consist of a combination of elements or
compound, where there is no forces of attraction between them. Pure substance: Carbon dioxide,
water, sodium chloride. Mixture: Alloy like brass (zinc & copper), chalky water (calcium
carbonate and water). Pure substance has fixed melting and boiling point whereas mixture has a
range of melting and boiling point due to presence of impurities. Pure substance has fixed
composition by mass but mixture has varying degree of composition. Pure substance cannot be
separated into other substance by physical means like distillation, filtration unlike a mixture.
Pure substance has to be separated by chemical means like electrolysis to it\'s constituent parts.
Solution
There is actually a few differences. Firstly, a pure substance can be an element or
compound. A compound is a subtance where the elements made up of it are bonded by chemical
bonds, either ionic or covalent bond. A mixture may consist of a combination of elements or
compound, where there is no forces of attraction between them. Pure substance: Carbon dioxide,
water, sodium chloride. Mixture: Alloy like brass (zinc & copper), chalky water (calcium
carbonate and water). Pure substance has fixed melting and boiling point whereas mixture has a
range of melting and boiling point due to presence of impurities. Pure substance has fixed
composition by mass but mixture has varying degree of composition. Pure substance cannot be
separated into other substance by physical means like distillation, filtration unlike a mixture.
Pure substance has to be separated by chemical means like electrolysis to it\'s constituent parts..
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft .pdf
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft base S^2- to form HgS. The
relatively harder acids Zn^2+ and Cd^2+ are more inclined to react with hard bases such as
CO3^2-, O^2- to form carbonates and oxides.
Solution
Hg^2+ is soft acid and thus akin to bind to soft base S^2- to form HgS. The
relatively harder acids Zn^2+ and Cd^2+ are more inclined to react with hard bases such as
CO3^2-, O^2- to form carbonates and oxides..
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers. .pdf
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers.
Solution
e) Compounds A and D are diastereomers..
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equi.pdf
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equivalence point is a weak acid
solution because the OH- ion concentration is more in that solution. Therefore - In the given
acids - HA - is a weak acid HB is a stronger acid B) HA is a weak acid - Hence A- is stronger
base than B-
Solution
A) The solution that shows the greater pH at equivalence point is a weak acid
solution because the OH- ion concentration is more in that solution. Therefore - In the given
acids - HA - is a weak acid HB is a stronger acid B) HA is a weak acid - Hence A- is stronger
base than B-.
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The wa.pdf
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The way it works is that a sigma bond
is formed whenever an atom single bonds to another atom. It can also happen with a double
bond, but that isn\'t here in this picture so we won\'t worry about it at the moment. in the top left
picture, you can see a Be single bonded to a H. H has a single electron that \"orbits\" in what is
an S orbital. It looks like a circle. It is the yellow ring around. the dot that it surrounds is the
nucleus. the Be is also sharing an electron with the H, so to do this it branches out to form that
purple bubble. where the purple bubble and the yellow bubble intersect, thats where the electrons
are shared. the little green bubble is the other electron that is not bonded. The picture on the
lower left is the same as above, but in reverse, all the same rules apply. The picture to the right.
is a be that is bonded to two different H atoms. All the same rules apply. The difference is now
there are two H\'s sharing their electrons instead of just the one. I think I also see the number 180
degrees in red, thats just the bond angle of any linear bond, it means its a straight line from one H
to the other.
Solution
Ok, I cant see the fine lines, but it looks like sigma bonds. The way it works is that a sigma bond
is formed whenever an atom single bonds to another atom. It can also happen with a double
bond, but that isn\'t here in this picture so we won\'t worry about it at the moment. in the top left
picture, you can see a Be single bonded to a H. H has a single electron that \"orbits\" in what is
an S orbital. It looks like a circle. It is the yellow ring around. the dot that it surrounds is the
nucleus. the Be is also sharing an electron with the H, so to do this it branches out to form that
purple bubble. where the purple bubble and the yellow bubble intersect, thats where the electrons
are shared. the little green bubble is the other electron that is not bonded. The picture on the
lower left is the same as above, but in reverse, all the same rules apply. The picture to the right.
is a be that is bonded to two different H atoms. All the same rules apply. The difference is now
there are two H\'s sharing their electrons instead of just the one. I think I also see the number 180
degrees in red, thats just the bond angle of any linear bond, it means its a straight line from one H
to the other..
Ans a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import .pdf
Ans: a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import of a country
Trade Surplus is actually defined as positive value of the net exports , i.e. if above equation
comes as +ve or exports exceeds imports of a country called as trade surplus
Trade Deficit defined as opposite of Trade surplus i.e. when total imports exceeds total imports
or net exports become negative.
b) International trade i.e. import and export transactions between the countries. So any economy
having trade surplus would always have better GDP and growth. So, it is having direct impact on
the employment of a country as well. For example, from 1950 to late 1990s, India is called as an
agriculture economy and it was exporting majorly jute, cotton, milk, sugar etc. As most of the
population are farmers and slowly the shift happen to service sector and manufacturing as per the
international demands. And now India is having the largest share of service sector and then
manufacturing and last share is of agriculture sector in its GDP. Most of the people are now
employed either in IT sector, consulting, banking etc .
c) Free trade can kill domestic industry , hence jobs of individual and aggregate level can be
affetced positive or negative depends upon the exposure of a country on free trade commodities.
d) Balance of Payments (bop): BOP is a record of all transactions of a country made by its
residents .It has 3 components Current account, Capital account and Financial account.
Financial account is change in the ownership of an asset, Capital account are transactions that
dont affect the economic otput and current account measures international trade i.e. net direct
payments and income on investments.
It is reported for a quarter or a year to understand that of country is on fiscal deficit or surplus.
Features : 1) It is a systematic records of all transactions made by the country.
2) It includes all transactions of goods, services and assets.
3) Total debits and credits of international transaction for a country are recorded
Solution
Ans: a) Net Exports = Total value of Export - Total value of import of a country
Trade Surplus is actually defined as positive value of the net exports , i.e. if above equation
comes as +ve or exports exceeds imports of a country called as trade surplus
Trade Deficit defined as opposite of Trade surplus i.e. when total imports exceeds total imports
or net exports become negative.
b) International trade i.e. import and export transactions between the countries. So any economy
having trade surplus would always have better GDP and growth. So, it is having direct impact on
the employment of a country as well. For example, from 1950 to late 1990s, India is called as an
agriculture economy and it was exporting majorly jute, cotton, milk, sugar etc. As most of the
population are farmers and slowly the shift happen to service sector and manufacturing as per the
international demands. And now India is having the largest share of service sector and.
List of different types of InputOutput An input device that can .pdf
List of different types of Input/Output :
An input device that can be used to feed the computer system for processing.
some are :
Output Device:
Output Device is used to dispaly the result processed by computer.
Common Output devices include:
Programmed I/O v/s Interrupts I/O.
Programmed I/O:Programmed Input/Output is used to move data between devices in a computer
in which all data must pass through the processor.operation of the programmed I/O can be
summaries as follow:
Advantages:
Disadvantages :
Interrupts I/O:
It is an alternative scheme for dealing with I/O is the interrupt-driven method. Here the CPU
works on its given tasks continuously. When an input is available, such as when someone types a
key on the keyboard, then the CPU is interrupted from its work to take care of the input data.
Advantage: It is fast and efficient.
Disavantage: It can be tricky to write if you are using a low level language.
Thanks
Solution
List of different types of Input/Output :
An input device that can be used to feed the computer system for processing.
some are :
Output Device:
Output Device is used to dispaly the result processed by computer.
Common Output devices include:
Programmed I/O v/s Interrupts I/O.
Programmed I/O:Programmed Input/Output is used to move data between devices in a computer
in which all data must pass through the processor.operation of the programmed I/O can be
summaries as follow:
Advantages:
Disadvantages :
Interrupts I/O:
It is an alternative scheme for dealing with I/O is the interrupt-driven method. Here the CPU
works on its given tasks continuously. When an input is available, such as when someone types a
key on the keyboard, then the CPU is interrupted from its work to take care of the input data.
Advantage: It is fast and efficient.
Disavantage: It can be tricky to write if you are using a low level language.
Thanks.
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else.pdf
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else
a) due to add oh H+ ionisation will decrease
b) ionisation will decrease
c) ionisation will increase
d)) ionisation will increase
Solution
Ka depends only on temperature and nature of acid and nothing else
a) due to add oh H+ ionisation will decrease
b) ionisation will decrease
c) ionisation will increase
d)) ionisation will increase.
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized .pdf
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized and Fe getting reduced according
to...
Fe3+ + e- --> Fe2+ (E is .77 V)
and
Cu--> Cu2+ + 2e- (E is -.34 volts)
Using a table of standard reduction potentials...the value ofE_cell is .77 V - .34 V = .43 V
Tocalculate K, we can use the formula
log K = nE/.0592
Where n is the moles of electrons
log K = n(.43)/.0592
Ifthis equation is balanced...we get...
2Fe+3 + 2e- --> 2 Fe+2
Cu --> Cu+2 + 2e-
Giving 2 Fe+3 + Cu --> 2 Fe+2 +Cu+2
Since two moles of electrons are beingtransfered, n is 2
log K = (2*.43)/.0592
log K = 14.527
K = 3.37 x 10^14
Solution
Is comprised of two half reactions...that of Cu gettingoxidized and Fe getting reduced according
to...
Fe3+ + e- --> Fe2+ (E is .77 V)
and
Cu--> Cu2+ + 2e- (E is -.34 volts)
Using a table of standard reduction potentials...the value ofE_cell is .77 V - .34 V = .43 V
Tocalculate K, we can use the formula
log K = nE/.0592
Where n is the moles of electrons
log K = n(.43)/.0592
Ifthis equation is balanced...we get...
2Fe+3 + 2e- --> 2 Fe+2
Cu --> Cu+2 + 2e-
Giving 2 Fe+3 + Cu --> 2 Fe+2 +Cu+2
Since two moles of electrons are beingtransfered, n is 2
log K = (2*.43)/.0592
log K = 14.527
K = 3.37 x 10^14.
import java.util.Scanner; import java.text.; public class Ave.pdf
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*;
public class AverageRainfall {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int years; // Variable to hold the amount of years
final int MONTHS = 12; // Constant to hold the amount of months in a year
int totalMonths = 0; // Months accumulator variable
double monthlyRain; // Holds the amount of rain in inches for each month
double totalRainfall = 0; // Holds the total rainfall
NumberFormat df = DecimalFormat.getInstance(); // Decimal formating
df.setMaximumFractionDigits(2);
// Create Scanner object
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
// Prompt user for the number of years
System.out.println(\"Enter the number of years: \");
years = input.nextInt();
System.out.println(\"Enter the rainfall amount for each month \");
// Construct for-loop for each year
for(int i=0; i < years; i++){
for(int j=1; j
Solution
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.text.*;
public class AverageRainfall {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int years; // Variable to hold the amount of years
final int MONTHS = 12; // Constant to hold the amount of months in a year
int totalMonths = 0; // Months accumulator variable
double monthlyRain; // Holds the amount of rain in inches for each month
double totalRainfall = 0; // Holds the total rainfall
NumberFormat df = DecimalFormat.getInstance(); // Decimal formating
df.setMaximumFractionDigits(2);
// Create Scanner object
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
// Prompt user for the number of years
System.out.println(\"Enter the number of years: \");
years = input.nextInt();
System.out.println(\"Enter the rainfall amount for each month \");
// Construct for-loop for each year
for(int i=0; i < years; i++){
for(int j=1; j.
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