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1. What do you understand by office location? Describe the factors affecting office location. (350 words)

Office location refers to the geographical place where an organisation sets up its administrative and managerial activities. It is the physical site from where office work such as planning, coordination, communication, record-keeping and decision-making is carried out. A suitable office location plays a very important role in the smooth functioning of an organisation because it directly affects

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Cultural Diversity and Enrichment Multiculturalism promotes the coexistence of multiple cultures, leading to greater exposure to diverse traditions, languages, cuisines, and worldviews. Social Inclusion and Equality It encourages the recognition of minority groups and supports policies aimed at reducing discrimination and promoting equal opportunities.National Identity Transformation Multiculturalism can reshape national identity, shifting it from a single dominant culture to a more pluralistic

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1. Types of Index:An index is an essential office tool used to locate records, files, and documents quickly and accurately. Indexing helps in saving time, reducing confusion, and improving efficiency in office work. There are different types of index systems used in offices depending on the nature and size of records. One common type is the alphabetical index, where names of persons, firms, or subjects are arranged in alphabetical order. This system is simple and widely used in small and medium

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1.1 Role of the Constituent Assembly in the Making of the Constitution of India

Introduction

The Constitution of India is not an accidental document but the result of careful deliberation, debate, and democratic consensus. The task of framing this Constitution was entrusted to the Constituent Assembly of India, which played a historic role in shaping the political destiny of independent India.


Composition and Formation

  • The Constituent Assembly was formed under the Cabinet Mission Plan, 1946

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Q1 True/False (each needs a quick justification)

Q1(a) Binomial(100, 0.2) approximated by Normal N(20,16)

Steps:

  1. Identify: X ~ Bin(n=100, p=0.2).

  2. Compute mean: μ = np = 100(0.2) = 20.

  3. Compute variance: σ² = np(1−p) = 100(0.2)(0.8) = 16.

  4. Rule: For large n, Binomial ≈ Normal with same mean/variance (CLT-ish approximation).

  5. Conclusion: Yes, approximate with N(20,16).

Q1(b) MAP estimator equals argmax log posterior

Steps:

  1. MAP definition: θ̂MAP = argmaxθ f(θ|x).

  2. Taking log

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Geothermal energy is the heat energy stored within the Earth. This heat originates mainly from:

  • Residual heat from the Earth’s formation

  • Heat generated by radioactive decay of elements like uranium, thorium, and potassium

Geothermal energy can be harnessed for electricity generation, space heating, industrial processes, and direct heating applications. It is considered a renewable, reliable, and environmentally friendly energy source.

2. Nature of Geothermal Fields

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‎What are Interviewing Skills?
‎Interviewing skills are the abilities that help a person present themselves confidently and effectively during an interview. These skills enable a candidate to communicate clearly, answer questions properly, and create a positive impression on the interviewer.
‎Interviewing skills include communication, body language, listening, confidence, preparation, and professionalism.
‎Definition of Interviewing Skills
‎Interviewing skills can be defined as:
‎> The

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Iris Marion Young (1949–2006) was a pioneering political theorist who significantly reshaped contemporary debates on justice by moving beyond a narrow focus on the distribution of goods to a deeper analysis of oppressive social structures and institutional power. She argued that injustice is embedded in everyday practices, norms, and decision-making processes rather than merely in unequal allocation of resources. Her influential concept of the “five faces of oppression”—exploitation,

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GRAPHIC DESIGN


1. Graphics Fundamentals

Graphics are visual representations used to communicate ideas, messages, or data.

  • Types of Graphics:

    • Raster: Pixels-based images (e.g., Photos).

    • Vector: Mathematical path-based images (e.g., Logos).

  • Uses: Branding, advertising, web design, UI/UX, and digital art.

  • Software: Adobe Photoshop (Raster), Adobe Illustrator (Vector), CorelDRAW, Canva, and Figma.

Feature Raster Graphics Vector Graphics
Composition Pixels (colored squares) Mathematical paths/
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