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LINEAR Regression
In regression set of records are present with X and Y values and this values are used to learn a function,so that if you want to predict Y from an unknown X this learn function can be used. In regression we have to find value of Y, So, a function is required which predicts Y given X. Y is continuous in case of regression.
Here Y is called as criterion variable and X is called as predictor variable. There are many types of functions or modules which can be used for regression.
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Social Pharmacy: An Overview
Social pharmacy is the discipline dealing with the role of medicines from social, scientific, and humanistic perspectives.
Scope of Social Pharmacy in Improving Public Health
Health financing: To protect vulnerable populations from financial hardships, pharmacists ensure cost-effective health care through the rational use of medical products and modern technologies. Studies show pharmacists can substantially increase health care savings by reducing medication-related
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FUG Method for Distillation Column Design (5 Marks)
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Purpose:
The FUG method (Fenske–Underwood–Gilliland) is a shortcut technique used to estimate the number of stages and reflux ratio in distillation column design. -
Fenske Equation (Minimum Stages):
Calculates the minimum number of theoretical stages at total reflux using: -
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Underwood Equation (Minimum Reflux Ratio):
Determines the minimum reflux ratio (Rₘᵢₙ) based on feed composition, product purity, and relative volatility.
Food science
1. What is Food Microbiology?
Food microbiology is the study of microorganisms (bacteria, yeasts, molds, and viruses) that grow in or contaminate food. It focuses on how microbes affect food safety, preservation, fermentation, and spoilage.
2. Significance of Food Microbiology:
Food Safety: Helps identify and control harmful microbes like Salmonella or E. coli.
Food Preservation: Understands how to use methods like refrigeration or fermentation to control microbial growth.
Food Production: Supports...
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Here is a complete 16-mark answer for your Business Laws question on Negotiable Instruments, suitable for BBA-level exams:
Q: Define a Negotiable Instrument. Describe the fundamental characteristics and liabilities of various parties to a negotiable instrument.
(16 Marks)
Definition of Negotiable Instrument:
According to Section 13 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, a Negotiable Instrument means a Promissory Note, Bill of Exchange or Cheque payable either to order or to bearer.
A Negotiable
Arte parcial
1. Prehistoria (30,000 – 3,000 a.C.)
Temas: Caza, fertilidad, rituales mágicos. Creencias mágicas para atraer buena caza o fecundidad. Estilo: Naturalismo simplificado (en pintura); formas exageradas (en escultura). Pintaban con pigmentos naturales en cuevas profundas.
2. Mesopotamia (3,500 – 539 a.C.)
Temas: Poder divino, guerra, reyes. Legitimar el poder del rey como elegido de los dioses. Estilo: Relieves narrativos y jerárquicos, figuras rígidas y ojos muy abiertos (símbolo de vigilancia)
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| Muojà! Sì, muojà! | O squallida! Mostrati in cielo! |
| Noi vogliamo il carnefice! Presto! Muojà! | O esangue, o squallida! |
| Muojà! muojà! presto! presto! | O testa mozza, spunta! |
| Se non appari, noi ti sveglierem! | O testa mozza, vieni! |
| PuTinPao! PuTinPao! PuTinPao! | Vieni, o amante smunta dei morti! |
| alla reggia! alla reggia! alla re-ggia! | Vien, vieni, spunta! |
| Pel cielo, fermi! Fermi! Fermi! | Ecco laggiu un barlume, |
| Pel cielo! Crudeli! | di laga in cielo la sua lu-ce smorta! |
| Muojà! muojà! |
evolution
Species Concepts:
•Biological Species Concept (BSC): Species are groups of interbreeding natural populations that are reproductively isolated from other groups. This means no viable, fertile offspring with members of other species.
•Phylogenetic Species Concept: A species is the smallest group that shares a common ancestor and can be distinguished by unique traits.
•Ecological Species Concept: Defines a species by the ecological niche it occupies, including interactions with the environment