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Q1. (a) Define industrial automation. How has it revolutionized manufacturing industries in the modern era? Mention at least 3 real-world examples. (5 marks)

Answer:
Industrial automation refers to the use of control systems, such as computers, robots, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs), to handle processes and machinery in industries, reducing human intervention. It enhances efficiency, precision, and safety in manufacturing.

Revolution in Manufacturing:

  • Increased Productivity: Automation
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CSCI467 Final

Regularization is a set of techniques used to reduce overfitting by encouraging simpler models. It works by adding a penalty term to the loss function that discourages overly large or complex weights. The two most common forms are L2 (ridge) and L1 (lasso) regularization. | L2 Regularization (Ridge / Weight Decay) adds the squared L2 norm of the weights to the loss: L(w) = original loss + λ‖w‖². This shrinks weights proportionally to their size, encouraging small, smooth parameters. Gradient

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PPP Drug Tables

a. anti-motility drug (P*): Loperamide+Co-phenotrope (dhamotil) > relax smooth muscles in the intestinal wall. Loperamide: symptomatic relief of acute or chronic diarrhoea. Dose: Max 16mg daily, limit use to < 48hrs. Side: constipation, nausea, vomiting, bloating. SPC: stop taking once no more diarrhoea (constipation may happen) + take with food. Co-phneotrope: (ADULTS) acute diarrhoea. Dose: max 8 tabs daily. Side:^^ Contradictions (C):X children <12yo. SPC: may cause dizziness, drowsiness

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IPA EXAM

Q1) What is Industrial Automation?

Ans- Industrial Automation is the use of technology, control systems and equipment like computers, PLC's, sensors and actuators to operate industrial   processes automatically with minimal human intervention.

Q2) Explain Three types of Automation?

 1) Fixed Automation (Hard): Uses specialized equipment designed to perform a specific task or set of operations repeatedly.

Features- High production rate, Low flexibility, High initial cost.

Examples- Assembly lines,

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📘 Chapter 4: Shudras and the Social Order (≈400 words)

In Chapter 4 of Annihilation of Caste, B.R. Ambedkar provides a historical and sociological critique of the status of Shudras within the Hindu caste hierarchy. He begins by questioning the traditional Varna system, which classifies society into four major groups—Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras—arguing that this classification is not based on merit or morality, but on birth-based discrimination.Ambedkar highlights that the

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biochem final chit

Biochemistry is the study of the chemical processes and substances that occur within living
organisms.
Scope -
1. Drug design and development: Biochemistry is used to understand the structure and function of biomolecules such as enzymes and receptors, which are important targets for drug development. Biochemists use this knowledge to design and develop new drugs that can bind to these targets and modulate their activity.4. Biotechnology: Biochemistry is used to develop biotechnology products
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BUS 312

Product, Services, Brands (Chapter 8) – 12 & 14

  1. Provide examples of the three levels of a product for an Apple Smartwatch.

    1. Core customer value (Psychological need of fundamental benefit): Communication, make life easier (i.e., photos, Safari)
    2. Actual product (Brand name, features, design, quality level, packaging): Apple watch, Iphone
    3. Augmented product (Post-sale service, product support, warranty, delivery and credit) : ?

  1. Fill in the blanks for the types of consumer products.

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Science p2

The Nervous System:Reflex Arc: Know the components (sensory neuron, motor neuron, relay neuron, effector) and how the reflex arc works.Neurons: Be able to describe the structure (axon, dendrites, myelin sheath) and their role in transmitting nerve impulses.Synapses: Explain neurotransmitter role in signal transmission between neurons.The Circulatory System:Heart Structure: Label a heart diagram and describe the path of blood.Right Atrium →Right Ventricle → Pulmonary Artery → Lungs → Left...

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FIN 320 CHEAT SHEET

WACC = Wd(Ytm(1-tax)+(We*re)+(Wpfd*rpfd) re = RFr+B(MRp) rpfd=D1/Po Cost of Equity w/divs = Div1/P + g MV of Equity = # of shares x ShPrice: MV of equity is Market Cap | CAPM expected r = RiskFreeR + (Beta*MarketR-RFrate)] Stock Excess return = Market Excess R x Beta | Investment Expected Return = RFrate+[Beta(MarketR-RFrate)] |  Portfolio Expected Return = w1E(R1)+W2(R2)...|  Nominal Rate = (1+Real Rate)(1+Inflation Rate)-1 | SAMPLE: NR-4.3%, INFR-2% Real Rate = 1.043 / 1.02 - 1| EAR = (1+APR/

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