Organisms and populations.
1. State the difference between Predatism and Parasitism?
Answer:
• Predatism: One organism (predator) kills and eats another organism (prey). The prey is immediately killed.
Example: Lion and deer.
• Parasitism: One organism (parasite) lives on or inside another organism (host) andand harms it, but usually does not kill it immediately.
Example: Tapeworm in humans, lice on humans.
2. Explain the Gause competitive exclusion
...Reproductive health
1. Why Cu-T acts as an effective contraceptive?
Answer: Cu-T releases copper ions which reduce sperm motility and prevent fertilization. It also prevents implantation in the uterus.
2. What do you understand by reproductive health?
Answer: Reproductive health means a healthy reproductive system and the ability to reproduce safely without disease or complications.
3. What substances are present in semen?
Answer: Semen contains sperm, fructose,
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• Laissez-faire policy (no government intervention)
• Supply creates its own demand (Say’s Law)
• Full employment
• Money is neutral
• Flexible wages, prices, interest rates
• Long-run focus
The Classical Model of income and employment determination was developed by Adam Smith and other classical economists. It assumes laissez-faire policy, full employment, flexible wages and prices, and neutrality of money.
Human reporduction
1.(a) Ovulation is induced by a hormone called —
Answer: Luteinizing hormone (LH)
(b) Acrosome of sperm is formed from the —
Answer: Golgi apparatus
(c) Cessation of menstrual cycle in female is called —
Answer: Menopause
(d) Progesterone is secreted by —
Answer: Corpus luteum
(e) The structure which provides connection between developing foetus and uterus of the mother is called —
Answer: Placenta
(f) Acrosome of sperm is formed from —
Answer:
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Molecular basis of inheritance.
1. Which enzyme transcribes hnRNA?
Answer: RNA polymerase II .
2. Why is genetic code said to be ‘degenerate’?
Answer: Because more than one codon can code for the same amino acid.
3. What are Okazaki fragments?
Answer: Short DNA fragments synthesized discontinuously on the lagging strand during DNA replication.
4. What are the two basic amino acids found in high amount in histone protein?
Answer: Lysine and Arginine....
Q1. Explain Time Series Forecasting Methods and Compare Naïve, Moving Average, Weighted Moving Average and Exponential Smoothing.
Time Series Components: Trend T, Seasonality S, Cyclical C, Random R
Naïve Method: Fₜ₊₁ = Aₜ
Assumes next demand equals last demand
Used as benchmark
Simple Moving Average (n): Fₜ₊₁ = (Aₜ + Aₜ₋₁ + … + Aₜ₋ₙ₊₁) / n
Smooths random variation
Higher n increases lag
Weighted Moving Average: Fₜ₊₁ = w₁Aₜ + w₂Aₜ₋₁ + … + wₙAₜ₋ₙ₊₁
Σw
Control Limits:
UCL = μ + 3σ
LCL = μ − 3σ
1–10–100 Rule → Early detection saves exponential cost.
Cost of Quality = POC + PONC
POC = Prevention + Appraisal
PONC = Internal failure + External failure
1. Customer Focus
TQM places customer satisfaction at the center of all activities. Organizations must understand VOC and align processes to meet CTQ requirements.
2. Process Management
Quality problems arise from faulty processes,
Forecast = Estimate of future demand using past data + judgment
Independent demand = External | must forecast
Dependent demand = Derived from BOM | MRP handles
Time Series = Data over time → components: Trend (T) | Seasonality (S) | Cyclical (C) | Random (R)
Stationary series = Mean, variance constant | no trend/seasonality
Error (eₜ) = Aₜ − Fₜ
Good forecast → unbiased | low error | stable
Short term = days/weeks | Long term = years
Judgmental methods = Delphi | Sales