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CHAPTER 14 K&C and MC

1. Differentiate the following pairs

-Etiology/pathogenesis: etiologi is study of cause of disease, pathogenesis is manner in which it developed

-Infection/Disease: infection is colonization of body by microorganisms, disease is any change in state of health

2. Symbiosis is unlike organisms living together. Commensalism, one organism benefits, other is unaffected. Mutualism, both organisms benefit. Parasitism, one organism benefits, other is harmed.

3. Patient has rapid

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CHRATERRR

The novel 'Family Life' by Akhil Shrama is an autobiographical novel which has all its characters inspired from his real life. Where Ajay is the central character of the novel, the entire family of Ajay (Mishra Family) plays prominent roles in the development of the plot of the novel. Rajinder Mishra father of Ajay and Birju and head of the family is one of the important characters in the novel. He plays a significant role in emigrating his family from India to America in hope of a luxurious and

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Business Statistics

### Practical Situations Where Poisson Distribution Can Be Used

Poisson distribution is widely used in scenarios where we need to model the occurrence of rare events over a fixed interval of time or space. Some practical applications include:

- **Call Center Operations:** It helps predict the number of incoming calls a call center might receive in an hour, assisting in staffing decisions and resource allocation.

- **Email Traffic:** Businesses and individuals can estimate the number of emails they

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Eric and sheila

Quote: “I know I’m to blame — and I’m desperately sorry.” — Sheila (Responsibility)

1.Immediate Acceptance and Emotional Maturity: Sheila’s admission “I know I’m to blame” is direct and unfiltered, showing her immediate acceptance of responsibility. Unlike Eric, who only admits guilt under pressure, Sheila acknowledges her role unprompted, demonstrating a clear moral awakening. This contrasts sharply with Eric’s defensive, almost resentful confession.

2.Emotive Language and

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Quotes g

Ozymandias vs. London

1. Ozymandias – “Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!”

•Command Verb (Imperative): The verb “Look” conveys Ozymandias’s arrogance, attempting to assert dominance over future generations, suggesting an inflated sense of power. This contrasts with the powerless citizens in London, whose suffering is imposed upon them by external forces, not self-proclaimed power.

•Irony: The juxtaposition of “despair” with the ruined state of the statue highlights the

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Inspector calls

Both [Character/Theme 1] and [Character/Theme 2] in An Inspector Calls intricately embody [central theme], interrogating the pervasive social and moral consequences of [issue/conflict]. While [Character/Theme 1] manifests [perspective/trait] through [dramatic/linguistic technique], [Character/Theme 2] similarly exemplifies [related perspective/trait] via [different but complementary technique], collectively constructing a multifaceted critique of [theme/issue].” Priestley crafts [Character/Theme...

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English structure

“Both [Poem 1] by [Poet 1] and [Poem 2] by [Poet 2] intricately unravel the multifarious dimensions of [central theme], probing the enduring repercussions of [issue/conflict] with penetrating psychological acuity. While [Poem 1] manipulates [technique] to crystallise [theme] with visceral immediacy, Poem 2 deploys [technique] to evoke a complementary yet nuanced interrogation of [related conceptual or emotional facet], thereby orchestrating a dialectic exploration of power and its aftermath.”...

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Cheeemis

1. Carboxylic Acids - Oxidation of primary alcohols or aldehydes <br> - Hydrolysis of esters (acidic/basic) - Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky (HVZ): α-halogenation via PBr₃ and Br₂ <br> - Ester hydrolysis (acid/base mechanism) - Polar, acidic <br> - Form strong H-bonds <br> - Undergo nucleophilic substitution

2. Acid Derivatives <br> (Acid chlorides, esters, amides, anhydrides) - From acids using SOCl₂ (chloride), acetic anhydride, Fischer esterification - Claisen Condensation:...

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Economics 11

Definition: Fiscal policy refers to the government’s policy of managing its income (revenue) and spending (expenditure) to influence the country’s economy. It is mainly concerned with taxation, public spending, and borrowing. Objectives of Fiscal Policy:-1. Economic Stability – To control inflation or deflation by adjusting government spending and taxes.2. Full Employment – To create job opportunities by investing in public works and development projects.3. Economic Growth – To increase...

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