chemistry

Q.1) EDTA structure procedure reaction calculation(formula):
EDTA Structure: EDTA (C₁₀H₁₆N₂O₈) is a hexadentate ligand that binds metal ions through 4 carboxyl (-COOH) and 2 amine (-NH₂) groups.
Titration Procedure (Water Hardness Test):
1. Take 50 mL water sample.
2. Add buffer (pH 10) and Eriochrome Black T indicator (wine-red color).
3. Titrate with EDTA until color changes to sky blue (end point).
4. Note volume of EDTA used.
Reaction: M2+EDTA4-=[M-EDTA]2-
Calculation Formula:
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ortho 2.2

Light pressure: <1 sec: PDL fluid incompressible, alveolar bone bends, piezoelectric signal generated/1–2 sec: PDL fluid expressed, tooth moves within PDL space/3–5 sec:Blood flow within PDL partially compressed pressure side, dilated tension side/Mins:Blood flow altered, oxygen tension begin change/Hours:Metabolic changes chemical messengers affect cellular activity/<4Hrs: Cellular differentiation begins within PDL/ 2 days: Tooth movement osteoclasts osteoblasts remodel bone

Heavy Pressure:

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*Q:-1 Write Essay on the American Revolution* The American Revolution was a monumental event in world history that took place between 1775 and 1783, resulting in the thirteen American colonies breaking away from British rule and establishing the Uni

*Q:-1 Write Essay on the American Revolution*

The American Revolution was a monumental event in world history that took place between 1775 and 1783, resulting in the thirteen American colonies breaking away from British rule and establishing the United States of America. This revolution was not just a war for independence but a profound transformation in political philosophy, national identity, and global influence.

Background

By the mid-18th century, the British Empire had established firm...

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QIM final

Likelihood function: Description of how observed data depends on the model parameters, θ. p(x|θ)

MLE: The estimator δ(x) = argmax p(x|θ) = argmax lnp(x|θ). gaussian log likelihood isAD_4nXens3ikERhLz2M8HRO4dfpKx9_w9BgUbx73ALHG41CGRjsBxhIsjOw4BzE1BphWCTk53xzdyxIzHr1I422n2rEii-8h4nn-e_ANVu9Lfvd-9gTgwuMjXiTVHu3h94h_Pp-zzdZm?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w andAD_4nXcBOqTKdnd_44nT9SvCEN_DC3fTsTRA6L92Ma8KuAwJFiqJw1ob3yLLhFBxcIFmvg5br9WC97OQbtxEoadi3MJZmlNWDP--HzQmzGYYOHlE92JvAyaLrwZrPv1hOvQE0-1bhjRPHw?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w

Asymptotic distribution of MLE when n is large: AD_4nXcfhoYKSvG5j_M-BufAmuQPVt-n61jGX9AFGHH72am8FJwK1jJwpVhCbd18IozHsGDa5vglE6F4FYN9cMiEDAVGKnnwWcmgNHuaykwujgCqRVwcUUjRoQhM2WOLFu1X5v91vhpY8g?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w, where AD_4nXfMjcWPVzPNV0KN67nEqo0BJIubRYV7FNxAznDQ2qrpYrVa_i36aynPjaomQ_CdQ1IZCCPIVU7aX2iaVZXGbVsUBaDXxn1wfyL61ohsq4xQrN0ndXHz4z62whJP9c9NWJ44fj8o?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w. E.g.1.gaussian AD_4nXcrVSk61EBxOo-Yfcy7NovkHFiXR9vRQ1oDMDZJ3PDU1456xscUf4UlFihY50DKAC01kl1PrBCg8QvDmEYTZP7OGzMwky8IW5kWMc5-UBMyy14DWAuL8TqaPuoFOkeG2gWp4UrM?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w, e.g.2. Expontial AD_4nXdH3ZJbiU6DQ5fU66ztOanYvjMdHipMqQE66STpcJ_EYuBzRVH8grFgu9sedLQyeyMJmQZnD7hJ4i4SMSNcovoOpwfxK5RMHGPMLsJU-r_CtmogiS2jFbspG7UWBymWywXcp607?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w

Bayesian:The forecast AD_4nXcQACF6aLi-R_oXFCxI00TGSzp-SYj3jT4-te79_CYDkkQzjHqVCY84UHTLI03s8qaHtVH0-f6QJk3J2FkjzwpsQlsphLkRnAtWxyBhAwwowcACKqZ2xphX_gASIN2w4wWDn5_MSw?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w. Assume the prior distribution on μ is gaussianAD_4nXcKskOFnZ3ZXHT3eqbk3qKpCxXL4DIMBegHfNaNCoQvJeujCfxhkFsOcskoJHMMXXqgjBGRShnJ1t61VksALOuSYV8yiSXw5_KpY2stVW72fC_X5U2TtCg63MqAZHWQR0YmHdF8Cw?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3wAD_4nXeCd6igHYFjybY4OO4G986Q0BHkjJ1-TXQa29cWgb_tTRFJBkisLbG2CWUR3M_0KDJevrTUUr9cJuxUWkGI4B7kIFtIzbA8ESxuV4PcNiy-VnB69kDIUGnyMlXOYnxuqRxNlP5diQ?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3wwhere AD_4nXd6hN_vlDGmQNUX3zfexq1ZG5_ePZy2_PzQ3v7m6yENFBF_AsUz88VwhD4THFoEk2KzZ8aNHugtumHIbUcBHh08levaYbW_Mua_ESmQxjBovQGl6ij2FkGqQqi9exlh07jYUOLluA?key=LHRE6LkDAk3aauFWnXAY3w when T→∞, mT = μ, & MAP is almost same as MLE(rely almost entirely on data, not prior). MAP estimator: the value θMAP @ which...

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computer graphics

# list any 5 major application of computer graphics

-> 1.Entertainment and Media:::Used in movies, animation, video games, and visual effects to create realistic or fantastical scenes.

2.Computer-Aided Design (CAD):::Employed by architects, engineers, and designers to create precise technical drawings and 3D models of buildings, vehicles, and machinery.

3.Medical Imaging:::Helps visualize complex structures of the human body through techniques like MRI, CT scans, and 3D reconstructions.

4.Scientific

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2oth century novels

Q1. Discuss the key features of modernist fiction. How do they differ from traditional narrative forms?

Modernist fiction, which emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, marks a radical departure from the conventions of traditional narrative forms. It arose as a response to the disruptions of the modern world—such as industrialization, urbanization, war, and shifting philosophies—which challenged established beliefs and modes of representation. Traditional narratives, especially in

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klkklkkk

1. Different between raster and vector graphics method. what do you prefer

=>Raster: *//it Representation  Pixels *//Resolution-dependent *//Larger (esp. high-res images) *//Blurs/pixelates on scaling *//JPG, PNG, BMP 

=.>VectorG : *//Mathematical formulas (lines, curves) **//Resolution-independent *//Smaller *//Scales cleanly *//SVG, EPS

If working with photos or detailed images: Raster is better. If designing logos, icons, or anything that needs to scale (e.g., for both mobile and billboard)

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prime

                                           //prime

    int num, i, isPrime = 1;//after this print and scan num

    if (num <= 1) {
        isPrime = 0;
    } else {
        for (i = 2; i <= num / 2; i++) {
            if (num % i == 0) {
                isPrime = 0;
                break; }}}

    if (isPrime)
        printf("%d is a prime number.\n", num);
    else{print no prime}

                                   

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Bigdata

Unit-1

What is Big Data

Data which are very large in size is called Big Data. Normally we work on data of size MB (WordDoc ,Excel) or maximum GB(Movies, Codes) but data in Peta bytes i.e. 10^15 byte size is called Big Data. It is stated that almost 90% of today's data has been generated in the past 3 years.

Sources of Big Data

These data come from many sources like

Social networking sites: Facebook, Google, LinkedIn all these sites generates huge amount of data on a day to day basis as they have...

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