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Core–Periphery Model

-Core: Wealthy, developed regions; advanced technology, strong infrastructure, high incomes. Example: New York City

-Semi-Periphery: Moderately developed; growing industry and economy. Examples: Brazil, Mexico

-Periphery: Less developed; limited industry and infrastructure. Examples: Ethiopia, Haiti

-Core dominates economy; semi-periphery develops; periphery depends on others.

Urban Growth Vocabulary

-Exurb: Residential area beyond suburbs; people commute long distances. Example:

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stat

1. SAMPLING AND BASIC CONCEPTS

Population = entire group being studied

Sample = subset of the population

Example

Population: all university students

Sample: 200 students surveyed


Parameter vs Statistic

Parameter → numerical value describing population

Statistic → numerical value from sample

Examples

p = true population proportion

p̂ (p-hat) = sample proportion


Sample proportion formula

p̂ = x / n

where

x = number of successes

n = sample size

Example

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cheat

@@@str1 = input("Enter first string: ")
str2 = input("Enter second string: ")

if str2 in str1:
    print("Second string is present in first string")
else:
    print("Second string is NOT present in first string")

@@@onestring = input("Enter main string: ")
removestring = input("Enter string to remove: ")

if removestring in onestring:
    finalstring = onestring.replace(removestring, "")
    print("Final string is:", finalstring)
else:
    print("String not found")

@@@num = int(input("Enter number

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Sssss

1. Advantages & Limitations of Newspaper Advertising
Advantages:
Wide reach – Newspapers reach a large number of readers daily.
Local targeting – Useful for advertising in specific cities or regions.
Credibility – Readers trust newspaper information more.
Flexibility – Ads can be placed quickly and changed easily.
Detailed information – Allows more text compared to other media.
Limitations:
Short life – Newspapers are usually read once and discarded.
Poor print quality – Images
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1.Ruch drgający - ruch ciał, który zachodzi tam i z powrotem po jednym torze, powtarza się w równych odstępach czasu, przy czym jest coraz słabszy, a po pewnym czasie całkowicie ustaje . Przykłady: ruch huśtawki, przepływ prądu przemiennego, drganie strun głosowych, amortyzatory w samochodzie.
Amplituda (A)  maksymalne wychylenie z położenia równowagi 1metr
Okres (T)  czas jednego pełnego drgania
Częstotliwość (f)  liczba drgań w 1 sekundzie. Hz.
T=1/f
2. Wahadło sprężynowe...

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exams

22❓ Q1. Explain evolution of the web from Web 1.0 2 Web 4.0.
🔹 Introduction: The World Wide Web hs evolved significantly since its creation. Initially, the web was used only 4 sharing basic information, but over time it hs become a powerful platform 4 communication, business, collaboration, & intelligent services. The development of web technologies is commonly divided into 4 stages: Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, & Web 4.0. Each stage  improvements in technology, interactivity, user participation,

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PRODUCTION

Core system problems persist: Variability, congestion, coordination, flow. 

Production system layouts: Layouts depend on volume, variety, and material flow. And determine how work flows through the system between work centers. 

Product line Layout:(flow lines)FAST, PREDICTABLE, INFLEXIBLE.  Resources arranged in processing order, follows single fixed path, designed for mass production. e.g. automotive assembly & consumer electrics. Pros: large outputs, efficiency. CONS: long switchovers/

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448 EX Cheatsheet 2

--------------- LECTURE 4: ------------------ INSPECTION: Experts evaluate interface without involving users. Goal: Identify usability problems early in design. Advantages: Cheap, fast, early design feedback. Disadvantages: Depends on expert judgment, may miss real user issues. ----------- TYPES OF INSPECTION METHODS: 1.) Heuristic Evaluation, 2.) Cognitive Walkthrough, 3.) Pluralistic Walkthrough, 4.) Guidelines Review, 5.) Consistency Inspection. ----------- HEURISTIC EVALUATION: Developed

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Debasish

f) Define (i) Diffusion current (ii) Drift current & (iii) Barrier potential in a pn junction.

Ans:

1. Diffusion Current: Due to the concentration gradient,

majority carriers move across the junction (holes from p-side to n-side and electrons from n-side to p-side). This motion constitutes the diffusion current.

2. Drift Current: The electric field in the depletion region

causes minority carriers to move across the junction (holes from n-side to p-side and electrons from p-side to n-side). This

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