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nvm i got it. Nickel nitrate will split when going into the aqueous solution, hence there will be more reactants Ni^2+ ... so it will shift right. Solution nvm i got it. Nickel nitrate will split when going into the aqueous solution, hence there will be more reactants Ni^2+ ... so it will shift right..

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The data structures that are associated with system call are The open table: it contains entries for every open file in the system. process table: which contains one file that is used as data structures and other type of data structures like buffer cache, inodes, process control . are also used which are associated with the system calls. Solution The data structures that are associated with system call are The open table: it contains entries for every open file in the system. process table: which contains one file that is used as data structures and other type of data structures like buffer cache, inodes, process control . are also used which are associated with the system calls..

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Program for prime numbers using Sieveof Eratosthenese Algorithm: #include #include int main() { int p, i, primes[150], primeIndex = 2; bool isPrime; primes[0] = 2; primes[1] = 3; for(p = 5; p <= 150; p += 2) { isPrime = true; for(i = 1; isPrime && p / primes[i] >= primes[i]; i++) if(p % primes[i] == 0) isPrime = false; if(isPrime == true) { primes[primeIndex] = p; primeIndex++; } } for( i = 0; i < primeIndex; i++) printf(\"%i \", primes[i]); printf(\"\ \"); return 0; } Solution Program for prime numbers using Sieveof Eratosthenese Algorithm: #include #include int main() { int p, i, primes[150], primeIndex = 2; bool isPrime; primes[0] = 2; primes[1] = 3; for(p = 5; p <= 150; p += 2) { isPrime = true; for(i = 1; isPrime && p / primes[i] >= primes[i]; i++) if(p % primes[i] == 0) isPrime = false; if(isPrime == true) { primes[primeIndex] = p; primeIndex++; } } for( i = 0; i < primeIndex; i++) printf(\"%i \", primes[i]); printf(\"\ \"); return 0; }.

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Live Loads Live Load vs Dead Load Live loads are consists of occupancy loads in buildings and traffic loads on bridges. They may be fully or partially in place or not present at all and may change its location. Human, chair, table, computer, bed, furniture etc are live loads. Live loads may change its present location as they are not lifetime part of a structure. So, in structural design live loads are provided a larger safety factor than the others. The minimum uniformly distributed live loads for a residential building is 40 psf and for a office 50 psf(per square feet). Dead Loads Dead loads are those that are constant in magnitude and fixed in location through out the lifetime of the structure. Usually the major part of the dead load is the self weight of the structure. The dead load can be calculated accurately from the design configuration, dimension of the structure and density of the material. The loads of the beams, columns, foundations, slabs etc are the dead loads of a structure. Also, Dead Loads are not limited to walls, floors, roofs, ceilings, stairways, built-in partitions, finishes, cladding and other similarly incorporated architectural and structural items, and fixed services equipment, including the weight of cranes. All dead loads are considered permanent loads. The major difference between live loads and dead loads is: HEEL BLOCK: This is the term used in railway design. Heel blocks are the blocks inserted between the heel of the stock rail and tongue rail. Used to provide clear gap for the wheel flange. These refers to the cast iron block to which tongue rail and lead rail are bolted to their respective stock rail. This block keeps the switch rail at the specific distance from the respective stock railand also enables side ways movement of the switch rail. RAKER: A long-handled implement with a row of projecting teeth at its head, used especially to gather leaves or to loosen or smooth earth Difference between Heel block and Raker: A heel block is a concrete block which supports a raker which in turn supports a temporary wall. Where the excavation is too wide, sloping rakers are used in-stead, bearing against heel blocks or other temporary footings. Solution Live Loads Live Load vs Dead Load Live loads are consists of occupancy loads in buildings and traffic loads on bridges. They may be fully or partially in place or not present at all and may change its location. Human, chair, table, computer, bed, furniture etc are live loads. Live loads may change its present location as they are not lifetime part of a structure. So, in structural design live loads are provided a larger safety factor than the others. The minimum uniformly distributed live loads for a residential building is 40 psf and for a office 50 psf(per square feet). Dead Loads Dead loads are those that are constant in magnitude and fixed in location through out the lifetime of the structure. Usually the major part of the dead load is the self weight of the struc.

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In our fingers, tendons are present. Tendons are bone-muscle attachments present in the entire body. Tendons of the finger join bones of finger to muscles of finger and forearm. Radial nerves and ulnar nerves provide stimulus to the tendons of the finger for movement. The radial nerve provides stimulus to anterior side of thumb, index finger and half of middle finger. On the other hand, ulnar nerve provides stimulus to the palm side of little finger and half of ring finger. Both these nerves interconnect to provide stimulus to the entire hand. So, movement of index finger, thumb and little finger is independent. But the movement of ring finger is not independent. Ring finger gets stimulus when either of the nearby nerves get stimulus. Therefore, in the above case ring finger cannot move. Solution In our fingers, tendons are present. Tendons are bone-muscle attachments present in the entire body. Tendons of the finger join bones of finger to muscles of finger and forearm. Radial nerves and ulnar nerves provide stimulus to the tendons of the finger for movement. The radial nerve provides stimulus to anterior side of thumb, index finger and half of middle finger. On the other hand, ulnar nerve provides stimulus to the palm side of little finger and half of ring finger. Both these nerves interconnect to provide stimulus to the entire hand. So, movement of index finger, thumb and little finger is independent. But the movement of ring finger is not independent. Ring finger gets stimulus when either of the nearby nerves get stimulus. Therefore, in the above case ring finger cannot move..

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i) Experiment is carried out to test whether B. cereus or soil bacteria causing the denitrification. To carry out the experiment two test tubes with nutrient broth containing KNO3 are taken. Durham tubes are placed in both test tubes. In one tube B. cereus is inoculated and in other tube, soil suspension is inoculated. Both the tubes are incubated and then observed for denitrification. Denitrification is a 2 step process. In first step, nitrate is reduced to nitrite by enzyme nitrate reductase. Nitrite produced reacts with chemicals producing red color. In the second step, nitrite is reduced to liberate N2 gas by the activity of nitrite reductase enzyme. The gas bubble is formed in the Durham tube. The bacteria are checked for producing either one or both enzymes. If a bacterium is producing both enzymes, then gas bubble appears in Durhan tube. If onle one enzyme is produced, then red color precipitate is produced. By this, it is evident that denitrification is carried out by B. cereus or soil bacteria. ii) When there is excess nitrogen in the soil, it is accumulated and leached off into surface and ground waters. Consumption of water containing high nitrogen levels result in blue - baby syndrome in human infants. Excess nitrogen is toxic to the aquatic animals like amphibians and also toxic to pants and vegetation. Excess nitrogen in vegetation may cause potential health hazards in farm animals and livestock that feed on them. Solution i) Experiment is carried out to test whether B. cereus or soil bacteria causing the denitrification. To carry out the experiment two test tubes with nutrient broth containing KNO3 are taken. Durham tubes are placed in both test tubes. In one tube B. cereus is inoculated and in other tube, soil suspension is inoculated. Both the tubes are incubated and then observed for denitrification. Denitrification is a 2 step process. In first step, nitrate is reduced to nitrite by enzyme nitrate reductase. Nitrite produced reacts with chemicals producing red color. In the second step, nitrite is reduced to liberate N2 gas by the activity of nitrite reductase enzyme. The gas bubble is formed in the Durham tube. The bacteria are checked for producing either one or both enzymes. If a bacterium is producing both enzymes, then gas bubble appears in Durhan tube. If onle one enzyme is produced, then red color precipitate is produced. By this, it is evident that denitrification is carried out by B. cereus or soil bacteria. ii) When there is excess nitrogen in the soil, it is accumulated and leached off into surface and ground waters. Consumption of water containing high nitrogen levels result in blue - baby syndrome in human infants. Excess nitrogen is toxic to the aquatic animals like amphibians and also toxic to pants and vegetation. Excess nitrogen in vegetation may cause potential health hazards in farm animals and livestock that feed on them..

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ANSWER: A patient who produces seemingly fluent but largely unintelligible speech and has poor comprehension of verbal material is most likely suffering from Wernicke’s aphasia. The pateint has problems in comprehending in spoken and written forms. pateints are gramatically correct and fluent but they dont realise that their own speech usually lacks meaning and hence becomes unintelligible. In all the other options mentioned in the question, fluency of the pateint is affected. In Broca’s aphasia the speech is not at all fluent while in conduction aphasia only the spontaneous speech is fluent. Global aphasia is most severe in terns of both fluency and comprehension. Solution ANSWER: A patient who produces seemingly fluent but largely unintelligible speech and has poor comprehension of verbal material is most likely suffering from Wernicke’s aphasia. The pateint has problems in comprehending in spoken and written forms. pateints are gramatically correct and fluent but they dont realise that their own speech usually lacks meaning and hence becomes unintelligible. In all the other options mentioned in the question, fluency of the pateint is affected. In Broca’s aphasia the speech is not at all fluent while in conduction aphasia only the spontaneous speech is fluent. Global aphasia is most severe in terns of both fluency and comprehension..

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As atoms become larger, there are more electrons which can move around and set up the temporary dipoles which create intermolecular attractions. Since iodine atoms are large (they contain a large number of electrons), they are more polarizable and therefore have stronger intermolecular forces (London dispersion forces) between iodine molecules. The stronger intermolecular attractions, as the molecules become larger, means that you have to supply more heat energy to turn them into either a liquid or a gas - and so their melting and boiling points rise. The intermolecular forces between iodine atoms/iodine molecules (I2) is great enough to keep it solid at room temp. Solution As atoms become larger, there are more electrons which can move around and set up the temporary dipoles which create intermolecular attractions. Since iodine atoms are large (they contain a large number of electrons), they are more polarizable and therefore have stronger intermolecular forces (London dispersion forces) between iodine molecules. The stronger intermolecular attractions, as the molecules become larger, means that you have to supply more heat energy to turn them into either a liquid or a gas - and so their melting and boiling points rise. The intermolecular forces between iodine atoms/iodine molecules (I2) is great enough to keep it solid at room temp..

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7 ) Database Normal forms are used to reduce the data redundency from the database. If a table to be in first normal form, there must not be any attribute(names of the coloumns) have multiple values. for example attribute \'mobileNO\' may have multiple numbers then we have to split the entire row for the second number. Then that table will be in the first normal form. 2) For table to be in second normal Form any part of the primary key must not functionally determine the non-key attribute. that means if table contains four attributes and among them combination of two shall form a primary key, now part of that key should not determine other two attributes(because these are non key attributes). >> To have a table in 2nd normal form we have to split those dependent attributes as a seperate table. now total table becomes two table . primary key of the new table will be the part of the first table primary key. >> don\'t get confused. 3) A table said to be in 3rd normal form if there is no transitive dependency between the attributes of the table. Here transitive dependency means if x->y and y->z is not vallid. >> In this case also to make it in 3rd normal form devide the table with primary key as y. 4) this is one of the date format DATE - format YYYY-MM-DD using this you can specify date. Solution 7 ) Database Normal forms are used to reduce the data redundency from the database. If a table to be in first normal form, there must not be any attribute(names of the coloumns) have multiple values. for example attribute \'mobileNO\' may have multiple numbers then we have to split the entire row for the second number. Then that table will be in the first normal form. 2) For table to be in second normal Form any part of the primary key must not functionally determine the non-key attribute. that means if table contains four attributes and among them combination of two shall form a primary key, now part of that key should not determine other two attributes(because these are non key attributes). >> To have a table in 2nd normal form we have to split those dependent attributes as a seperate table. now total table becomes two table . primary key of the new table will be the part of the first table primary key. >> don\'t get confused. 3) A table said to be in 3rd normal form if there is no transitive dependency between the attributes of the table. Here transitive dependency means if x->y and y->z is not vallid. >> In this case also to make it in 3rd normal form devide the table with primary key as y. 4) this is one of the date format DATE - format YYYY-MM-DD using this you can specify date..

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A is true. this is called primary structure. Thisultimately is causes the shape of the protein and the shape of theprotein determines its function B is false. this is primary structure C is false. Proteins are long and complex molecules andhydrogen bonds will introduce structure D is true. This is hydrogen bonding E is true. alpha helicies and beta pleated sheets are the two majorsecondary structures Solution A is true. this is called primary structure. Thisultimately is causes the shape of the protein and the shape of theprotein determines its function B is false. this is primary structure C is false. Proteins are long and complex molecules andhydrogen bonds will introduce structure D is true. This is hydrogen bonding E is true. alpha helicies and beta pleated sheets are the two majorsecondary structures.

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1) Bona Fide Occupational Qualification - Normally we want to prohibit hiring or firing based on protected characteristics, in this narrow circumstance, it makes sense to allow employers to effectively discriminate against otherwise qualified individuals. 2) Affirmative Action - Employers are required to observe Affirmative Action in the workplace, corporate affirmative action programs are a strictly voluntary effort to improve diversity in the workplace. Corporate endeavors often take a different form, such as assertive outreach to identified minority groups, as well as mentoring and targeted recruitment. 3) Private sector employees work primarily for businesses or non-profit agencies. Public sector employers hire employees to fulfill official functions and perform public service, such as law enforcement, public education and public safety. Because public sector employers are government agencies, constitutional law grants public employees certain rights that their private sector counterparts do not enjoy. However, some rights of public sector employees, especially union activity and speech, are limited so that the government agencies may perform their functions and because these employees often hold positions of trust in the society. 4) It\'s depend on male employee what intension hw saying about out a female co workers. May be some times asks for discuss anything related to work..so you can\'t judge like that. 5) As per my opinion Color blindness does not effect a major life activity The ADA requires that a disability must effect a major life activity. Walking is such an activity, while reading is not. Solution 1) Bona Fide Occupational Qualification - Normally we want to prohibit hiring or firing based on protected characteristics, in this narrow circumstance, it makes sense to allow employers to effectively discriminate against otherwise qualified individuals. 2) Affirmative Action - Employers are required to observe Affirmative Action in the workplace, corporate affirmative action programs are a strictly voluntary effort to improve diversity in the workplace. Corporate endeavors often take a different form, such as assertive outreach to identified minority groups, as well as mentoring and targeted recruitment. 3) Private sector employees work primarily for businesses or non-profit agencies. Public sector employers hire employees to fulfill official functions and perform public service, such as law enforcement, public education and public safety. Because public sector employers are government agencies, constitutional law grants public employees certain rights that their private sector counterparts do not enjoy. However, some rights of public sector employees, especially union activity and speech, are limited so that the government agencies may perform their functions and because these employees often hold positions of trust in the society. 4) It\'s depend on male employee what intension hw saying about out a female co workers. May be some.

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