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Earth Science Final Exam Study Guide

April 14, 2025 – Lecture 18: Natural Resources – Energy and Mineral Resources

Natural Resources Overview: Natural resources are materials or substances that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain. The professor emphasized that we cannot create natural resources – they take millions of years (even billions of years) to form within Earth, so humanity is limited to what nature provides. Natural resources were classified into eight broad groups:...

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Domain 4 cheat sheet

🛠 Vulnerability & Patch Management (DOMAIN 4) 

  • CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) → Rates vulnerabilities on a scale of 0-10 4 severity.

  • Exploit vs. Zero-Day

    • Exploit → Known attack method against a vulnerability.

    • Zero-Day → Vulnerability that hs no patch available yet.

  • Remediation vs. Mitigation

    • Remediation → Completely fixing a vulnerability.

    • Mitigation → Applying temporary protections while awaiting a full fix.

🔐 Access Controls & Authentication

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IQC Study Material

Q:10 Explain the importance of customer focus. 
A∙10 Importance of customer focus
Drives customer satisfaction: Understanding and meeting customer needs ensures higher satisfaction and loyalty.
•Improve product: Customer feedback helps identify areas for improvement, leading. to better quality and performance.

Increase competitiveness: Businesses that focus on customers. respond faster to market changes and stay ahead of competitors,
Enhance Brand reputation: Sto Satisfied customers become brand

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Probability Notes:

Probability = # successful outcomes / # total outcomes. Every probability problem has a probability space consisting of sample space (non-empty countable set containing all possible outcomes) and the probability function which maps each outcome to its probability. Their sum must be equal to 1. 

Probability Rules:

Complement rule: P(not A) = 1 - P(A) Difference rule: P(A excluding B)=P(A intersection not B) = P(A) - P(A intersection B) P(A and B) = P(AB) Generalized principle

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Designated Partner in an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) is similar to a Director in a Private Limited Company but enjoys greater rights and privileges. Introduced under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008, a Designated Partner is responsible for compliance, financial management, and legal matters in an LLP. This article explains the designated partner meaning, their role, responsibilities, and privileges, helping you understand their significance in an LLP. 

Who Can Be a Designated

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   A letter essay titled 'A Simple Philosophy' expresses the philosophy of the Red Indian Chief Seathl and his people of the Suwamish tribe of the State of Washington, United States. It is all about the conversation of nature and maintenance of the natural balance. The letter, sent in 1855, addressed the then President of the United States, Franklin Pierce.

     The letter represents the oneness of life, the symbiotic relationship of man with other creatures in nature. The letter is a plea

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Short 1

Answer:*

The principles of good writing according to L.A. Hill are clarity, conciseness, precision, and correctness. Clarity means that your writing should be easy to understand. Conciseness means that you should use as many words as you need to get your point across. Precision means that your writing should be as specific as possible in your writing. Correctness means that your writing should be free of errors.

2:* "What does a writer have to do to write well?"

-   The answer emphasizes the importance

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J.B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls functions as a moral crucible in which the playwright interrogates the ethical decay and class hypocrisies of Edwardian society. Set in 1912 but performed in post-war 1945, the play explores the illusion of respectability and the urgent need for collective accountability. Through the character of [insert character] / theme of [insert theme], Priestley constructs a dramatic microcosm of Britain’s fractured social hierarchy, embedding didactic undertones to...

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pct Final

  1. The DO (Dissolved Oxygen) sag curve represents the variation of dissolved oxygen in a river or stream after the discharge of organic waste.

  2. When organic matter is discharged, microorganisms consume oxygen to decompose it, causing a drop in DO levels.

  3. The curve typically has three main zones: the pollution zone, active decomposition zone, and recovery zone.

  4. The lowest point on the curve is called the critical point, and the corresponding DO level is the critical DO.

  5. Initially, DO decreases

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