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2. Define entrepreneurship?

Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching, and running a new business, which often initially is a small business. The people who create these businesses are called entrepreneurs. It involves identifying a need or opportunity and then marshaling resources (financial, human, intellectual) to bring a new venture to life. Entrepreneurship is characterized by innovation, risk-taking, and a strong drive to succeed. It's not just about starting a business; it's...

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Q1. Law of contract: Definition, features of a valid contract, features of a valid offer & acceptance, consideration, capacity, free consent, legality of object, rules related to performance & discharge, breach and remedies (with case laws)

Definition of Contract (Section 2(h)):  A contract is an agreement enforceable by law.

Essential Features of a Valid Contract (Section 10):

  1. Offer and Acceptance – Must be lawful and absolute.

  2. Intention to Create Legal Relationship – Must intend

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🔬 1. What Is Static Electricity?

  • Imbalance of electric charge on an object’s surface.

  • Seen in daily life: hair rising, balloon sticking to wall.

⚛️ 2. Atomic Structure & Charge

  • Proton: + charge (in nucleus)

  • Neutron: 0 charge (in nucleus)

  • Electron: – charge (orbits nucleus)

  • Neutral atom = equal protons & electrons

  • Positive = more protons

  • Negative = more electrons

🔄 3. How Objects Get Charged

A. By Friction

Rubbing transfers electrons.

Based on Electrostatic

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1. Rank of Matrix

  • Echelon Form: rank = no. of non-zero rows

  • Normal Form: reduce to identity matrix (I); rank = no. of 1’s on diagonal

2. Matrix Forms

  • Echelon Form: zeros below pivots

  • Normal Form (RREF): pivots = 1 and only non-zero in column

3. System of Equations

  • Form augmented matrix [A|B], row reduce

  • Consistent if no row like [0 0 0 | b≠0]

  • Unique: rank A = rank [A|B] = no. of vars

  • Infinite: rank A = rank [A|B] < no. of vars

  • No soln: rank A ≠ rank [A|B]

4. Linear

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2. Key Case Study Themes

Regulation & Deregulation:
Regulation balances safety and cost. Deregulation in 1978 led to lower fares but also industry consolidation and labor issues. NTSB investigates incidents and recommends safety reforms.

Labor & Infrastructure: Events like the 1981 ATC strike show stress and fatigue in aviation labor. Aviation functions as critical infrastructure—yet worker conditions and support are often strained.

Passenger Rights: Emerging in the 1960s–70s consumer

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1642 - pascal first mechanical calculator||1801 - first computing devise (storable, programmable) LOOM by jacquard ||1823 - Charles Babbage extended the ideas of Pascal,largest and most sophisticated mechanical calculator of its time, called the Difference Engine|| Charles Babbage, Analytical Machine - 7 feet high, 11 feet wide!5 tons! , 1830s, 110 years before the first computer. Mill – to perform arithmetic computation, Store – hold the data, Operator – process the results on punch cards,

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Write a Program to Implement 8-Puzzle problem using Python

import heapq
from termcolor import colored

# Class to represent the state of the 8-puzzle
class PuzzleState:
    def __init__(self, board, parent, move, depth, cost):
        self.board = board  # The puzzle board configuration
        self.parent = parent  # Parent state
        self.move = move  # Move to reach this state
        self.depth = depth  # Depth in the search tree
        self.cost = cost  # Cost (depth +...

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STANDARD HUMAN ESSAY
Thesis: The standard human is a constructed ideal shaped by processes of statistical classification and biopolitical control. Using concepts like l’homme moyen and biopolitics, we can see how bureaucracies and infrastructures defined “normality,” excluded those who didn’t fit, and upheld systems of power that continue to regulate bodies today.
1st Body: Define l’homme moyen (Quetelet’s “average man”) as the origin of statistical norms used to model the “standard

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Differences between ASL and English

ASL and English Simalarities and differences

Similarities Basic Grammatical structure: · ASL and English share the same grammatical structure such as subject-verb-object when making a sentence. This makes it easier for English speakers to understand what an ASL person is saying · ASL and English also have different tenses used to talk about past present and future actions · Unlike learning a new language, you don’t have to learn new verb forms that you have not seen before Facial Expressions

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