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1. Perfect Competition vs Monopoly

Ans:  Perfect competition and monopoly are two different types of market structures.
In perfect competition, there are a large number of buyers and sellers. Each firm sells a homogeneous product, meaning all goods are identical. Because there are many sellers, no single firm can influence the market price. Firms are called price takers. Entry and exit of firms are free, and there is perfect knowledge among buyers and sellers.
In contrast, a monopoly is a market

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1. Explain Event Handling Model in Java in detail.

== Event Handling is a mechanism that controls events generated by user actions such as mouse click, key press, button click, etc. Java uses the Delegation Event Model. *// Components of Event Handling *//- 1. Event Source : The object that generates an event. Examples: Button, TextField, Frame. *// 2. Event Object : An object that contains information about the event. Examples: ActionEvent, MouseEvent, KeyEvent.*// 3. Event Listener : An interface

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Diary Entry (Shimla Trip)
Wednesday
26.02.26
1:50 pm
Dear Diary,
I am so thrilled to write about my family trip to Shimla. It was a trip full of adventure, fun and unforgettable memories.
We started our journey early in the morning and travelled through the winding roads of the Himalayas. The scenery was breathtaking. My uncle received us at the bus stand. We checked into our hotel and started exploring the city.
We visited the famous Mall Road which was bustling with tourists and locals. We also visited...

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list advantaes of dbms ? 

  • Reduces Data Redundancy
    DBMS avoids duplication of data. The same data is stored only once, which saves storage space.

  • Improves Data Consistency
    When data is updated in one place, it is automatically updated everywhere, so the data remains consistent.

  • Data Security
    DBMS provides security by allowing only authorized users to access or modify the data.

  • Data Sharing
    Multiple users can access and share the same database at the same time.

  • Data Integrity
    DBMS ensures that

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L1 – EARTH SHAPE, GRAVITY & SYSTEMS

Earth rotates → centrifugal force → equatorial bulge + polar flattening → oblate ellipsoid. Equatorial r = avg+7km, polar r = avg−7km, avg r = 6371km. Ellipsoid assumes uniform mass distribution but Earth's mass is uneven due to: ice sheets growing/melting, mantle plumes,

variable crust thickness, density differences between oceans and continents.

Gravitation = force caused only by mass attraction. Gravity = gravitation + centrifugal force. Gravity

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MODEL:

[Question ou phrase marquante sur le sujet]

Je dois l’avouer : [sujet] me laisse souvent [perplexe / inquiet(ète) / révolté(e) / troublé(e) / fasciné(e)]. Plus j’y pense, plus une question s’impose à mon esprit : [question générale sur le sujet] ?

Aujourd’hui, il suffit d’observer notre quotidien pour constater que [fait général / constat lié au sujet]. Partout, [exemple concret]. Lorsque je parle de « [mot-clé] », je fais référence à [définition simple, claire

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2OC3 Operations Managment

Introduction to Operations Management (Chapter 1)

Definitions:

Operation: Activities that create value by transforming inputs into outputs.

Operations Management (OM): The planning, organizing, and supervising of business activities to make operations efficient.

Input: Resources used in a process.

     Examples: labour, raw materials, machines/equipment, capital, information.

Transformation Process: Activities that convert inputs into outputs.

     Examples: manufacturing, cooking, healthcare

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Les réseaux sociaux et les enfants

Aujourd’hui, parlons des réseaux sociaux et de leur impact sur les enfants. Vous voyez de quoi je parle, n’est-ce pas ? Dans les écoles, dans les transports ou même à la maison, les écrans occupent une place de plus en plus importante dans la vie des plus jeunes. Pour être honnête, cette situation me laisse souvent inquiet, car il devient difficile d’ignorer les effets de cette présence constante. En effet, de nombreux enfants passent plusieurs heures

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