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1.Explain overview of Microsoft .NET framework and its components in detail.

=> The Microsoft .NET Framework is a comprehensive and consistent programming model developed by Microsoft for building applications with visually stunning user experiences, seamless and secure communication, and the ability to model a range of business processes. The .NET Framework is a software development platform used for building and running Windows applications. It provides a controlled programming environment

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Maths term 2

QUADRILATERALS (QUADS)

What is a Quadrilateral?

  • A quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon.

  • The interior angles of a quadrilateral add up to 360°.

Types of Quadrilaterals:

Type Properties
Square All sides equal, all angles 90°, opposite sides parallel
Rectangle Opposite sides equal and parallel, all angles 90°
Rhombus All sides equal, opposite angles equal, diagonals bisect at right angles
Parallelogram Opposite sides equal and parallel, opposite angles equal
Trapezium One
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#Explain overview of Microsoft .NET framework and its components in detail 

The .NET Framework is a Windows-based platform by Microsoft used to build and run applications such as web, desktop, and services. It provides a managed environment with features like memory management, security, and cross-language support.** Main Components: **1. Common Language Runtime (CLR)*Core execution engine.*Manages memory, security, exception handling, and threading.*Converts Intermediate Language (IL) to native

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Promotional Managementt

  1. Reasons for the growth and importance of promotion in business

  • Growth of competition & product variety

  • Shift from product-centric to customer-centric marketing

  • Need for brand awareness & differentiation

  • Expansion of markets & consumer segments

  • Technological advances enabling new promotional tools

  1. Role of IMC in brand identity and equity

  • Integrates all communication channels for consistent messaging

  • Builds stronger brand recognition & trust

  • Enhances customer

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Software

Coupling and Cohesion are fundamental concepts in software engineering that describe the relationships between modules in a system.

Coupling :Coupling refers to the degree of interdependence between modules. The lower the coupling, the better the design, as tightly coupled modules are more difficult to maintain and modify.

Types of Coupling

Tightly Coupled: Modules rely heavily on each other, making changes difficult.

Loosely Coupled: Modules are independent and interact minimally, allowing easier

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BXE ENG

1)Draw and explain operation of Full Wave Rectifier with waveforms:?1. Circuit Diagram: Full Wave Rectifier (Center-Tap Transformer Type)* AC Input Center Tap (Ground) D1 and D2: Diodes RL Load resistor Center-tap transformer  Gives two AC outputs 180° out of phase*2. Waveformsa) Input AC Signal (from transformer b)Output across Load RL (Full Wave Rectified Output The output is unidirectional (only positive cycles), meaning both halves of the AC signal are used. Each diode conducts in alternate
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Modern Drama

1. Discuss the role of T.S. Eliot in the revival of Poetic Drama.

T.S. Eliot played a significant role in reviving Poetic Drama in the 20th century. At a time when realism and prose dominated theatre, Eliot argued that poetic expression could offer a deeper insight into spiritual and psychological truths. His critical essays, particularly Poetry and Drama, stressed the importance of verse in conveying the inner life of characters and enhancing the theatrical experience.

Eliot’s own plays, such

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CHAPTER 14-17 MMB QUESTIONS

1. Symbiotic relationship (E. Coli within large intestine)

2. Which disease and associated factor do NOT match (Emergence of avian influenza A (H5N1); use of antibiotics)

3. Statement about development of infectious disease correct (Period of convalescence is the time during which the person regains health and fully recovers)

4. Focal infections begins with (local infections)

5. Symptoms differ from signs in that (are felt by patient)

6. Example of indirect contact (A

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bio again

Why macro can't happen: No Observable Evidence "university of california san diego"
Science depends on observation and repeatability. Macroevolution has never been observed. No one has ever seen a reptile turn into a bird or a land animal evolve into a whale. These are claims based on the interpretation of fossils, not direct evidence.
For macroevolution to work, new complex features must evolve, like wings, eyes, or nervous systems. There is no proven mechanism that adds entirely new, functional

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