Mathematics from Theory and Applications by Dr. Ratna Pandey
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A different solution might be possible if, in the final tableau, one of the non-basic variables has a coefficient of 0 in the Z-row. This non-basic variable can be added to the basis to produce an alternative optimal result. Once two of these optimal solutions have been found, a weighted sum of the two can be used to create an endless number of other ideal solutions.
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Introductry Mathematics by Prof. Soham Kulkarni
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Similar to how solving real quadratic equations can result in new complex numbers, solving equations with complex coefficients can result in even more diverse new numbers. Complex numbers alone, according to Jean D'Alembert (1717–1783), would be sufficient. This is supported by Gauss' assertion that "every polynomial equation has a complex root" in the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra. A definition of complex numbers as ordered pairs of real numbers subject to specific explicit manipulation constraints was published in 1837, over three centuries after Cardan first used imaginary numbers.
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Foundation of Applied Mathematics by Vipin Kumar Ahuja
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It's important to note that there is a connection between this and what we learned in school about logarithms. In other words, in order to multiply two numbers, we first compute their logarithms, then add them, and finally use the table of antilogarithms to return the original product. Similar to this, we first
The answer to the original problem is obtained by converting the problem from a function of f(t) to a problem in F(s), performing some computations, and then using the table of the inverse Laplace transform.
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Life Sciences: Recent Trends by Tribhuwan Gupta
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There is a lot of violence in the environment we live in. The aggressive behaviour is the cause of this violence. Is violent behaviour a part of an animal's actual nature?
Different philosophers and psychologists have different perspectives on why people act aggressively.
Thomas Hobbes, a philosopher, believed that because people are inherently violent and bad, only society has the power to control their behaviour.
In contrast, philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau held that people are naturally quite mild and that society instills aggressive behaviour in them.
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Life Science: Fundamentals and Practice
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Territorial aggressiveness is another name for space hostility. It also contains the signs that animals use to deter intruders from entering their territory. The majority of male animals warn other male intruders to leave a territory, however these males are nonetheless tolerant of female intruders. For instance, pheromone is used by other ants to signal alarm when a stranger approaches an ant colony. Baboons from Africa compete with seals for rocky areas and sleeping trees, respectively.
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Concepts of Physics by Dr Sonali Pandey
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There is a lot of violence in the environment we live in. The aggressive behaviour is the cause of this violence. Is violent behaviour a part of an animal's actual nature?
Different philosophers and psychologists have different perspectives on why people act aggressively.
Thomas Hobbes, a philosopher, believed that because people are inherently violent and bad, only society has the power to control their behaviour.
In contrast, philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau held that people are naturally quite mild and that society instills aggressive behaviour in them.
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Fundamentals of Education and Development
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The importance of education for development has been emphasised all around the world (McGrath, 2010; Garrett, 2011). It is a key component of international indicators used to assess country progress, such as the HDI (Human progress Index) components. In fact, projected years of schooling and mean years of schooling are two of the four essential HDI components (UNDP 2018, 2019). However, since the dawn of the twenty-first century, exclusionary practises in education have come to the fore in worldwide discourses that relate education to the possibility of greater development. Along with the idea that this must be tackled by carefully examining the reasons of exclusion, the necessity for inclusion towards lasting positive transformation has also become more strongly underlined (UNESCO, 2018).
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Engineering Mechanics Statics by Dr Vivek Tripathi
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Internal combustion (IC) vibration is caused by forces that change at the piston skirt and at the reciprocating parts [1]. The common impact phenomenon present in the reciprocating IC engine is impact forces at the piston caused by the imbalanced forces of the spinning and reciprocating elements. Additionally, it has a significant impact on the engine's transverse vibration [2]. The piston is propelled by the cylinder gas pressure and slides inside the cylinder together with the connecting rod and the crankshaft in the IC engine's crank and slider mechanism [3]. The connecting rod's periodic changes in direction also cause variations in the inertial force acting on the crank shaft and cylinder wall.
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Data Logger for Solar Home System
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With the development of contemporary technology and engineering, the demand for electric power is gradually rising. There is a lack of electric power supply facilities for rural households or remote locations from the cities since the demand for electricity in urban areas or in industrial zones is greater in quantity and also more significant than the demand in rural areas.
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New Chemistry Competition Book by Dr G Pavithra
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Ethers, phenols, and alcohols are crucial components of organic chemistry. Their physical and chemical characteristics, preparation techniques, reactions, and uses are all covered in these notes. Additionally, you will investigate the connection between structure and action and discover significant industrial procedures that use these molecules.
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Mathematics Workbook for Class two by Sujata C
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Consider Peter and Alex, two clients of a repair shop who need a variety of auto parts for each of their vehicles, to see why we might need to execute matrix-matrix multiplication. Alex needs a 15 litre engine and 4 doors, compared to Peter's 13 litre engine and 2 doors. A specific quantity of screws and bolts is needed for each component. But how many nuts and bolts will Peter and Alex require in total?
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Solved JEE Advanced Papers by Dr Raghunatha Reddy
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The foundations of organic chemistry are covered in General Organic Chemistry (GOC). To pursue further study in organic chemistry, it is a requirement. Avoid going straight from general organic chemistry (GOC) to specified reactions and reaction mechanisms because you won't be able to comprehend the mechanisms.
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