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Array Definition In C (Discrete Structure) Ishrat Hayat Malik

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<li>Array Is used to have the large Number of Collection .</li>
<li>It is represented by Sqaure.bracket [ ] which contain the size of element. </li>
<li>it contain always homogenenous data </li>
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<li>Start Address Of Array with 0.</li>
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Array Definition In C (Discrete Structure) Ishrat Hayat Malik

Array Definition In C (Discrete Structure) Ishrat Hayat Malik Array: Array Is used to have the large Number of Collection . It is represented by Sqaure.bracket [ ] which contain the size of element. it contain always homogenenous data .Addresses are always on memory Location. Start Address Of Arr…

26Feb2017

Basic Electronics Coulomb's Law Practice

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<b>1) Two particles have fees equal to -35.0 μC and +50.0 C, and are separated by means of a distance of</b><br />
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<b>2) Two objects are separated by way of a distance of 1.2 mm. The objects are originally neutral, and then</b><br />
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<b>3) Two particles have prices q1 and q2, and q1 = 790 nC. The distance between the particles is</b><br />
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<b>4) Two prices repel each other with a pressure of 5.00 N, and start to pass apart. What will be the force between them after the distance between them is doubled? </b></div>
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Basic Electronics Coulomb's Law Practice 1) Two particles have fees equal to -35.0 μC and +50.0 C, and are separated by means of a distance of 30.0 mm. What is the magnitude of the pressure between the particles, and is the pressure eye-catching or repulsive? 2) Two objects are separated by way of …

19Feb2017

Technical and Bussiness Writing ( Chapter 1 )

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<b><u>Bussiness Writing Chapter 1 Outline </u></b></span></h3>
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<span style="background-color: cyan;"><b>1)Communication</b></span></div>
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<span style="background-color: cyan;"><b>2) Process Of Communication</b></span></div>
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<b>3) Characterstic Of Communication</b></div>
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7) Different Between Technical and Bussiness Skills</div>
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8) Inside Outside Communication</div>
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9) Non Verbal Communication</div>
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10) How Effect Communication</div>
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The Process Of Sending or receiving the Information between two or more people is called Communication .The person who send the Information is Called Sender.The Person who received the Information Is called Receiver</div>
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<b>Sender:</b> Incoder who send the message.</div>
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<b>Messages</b>: Any Communication.</div>
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<b>Channel Or Medium</b>: Through with menage convey.</div>
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<b>Feedback</b>: Either received the message.</div>
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<b>Noise</b>:- Barrier Of Communication.</div>
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1) It is listening to others.</div>
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3)it Involve information sharing.</div>
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4) It is Irreversible Process.</div>
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6)Its elements are sender,receiver,Channel, Feedback,Noise.</div>
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1) To Change In Behaviour.</div>
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2) Control and motivate People</div>
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1) Clarity Of Purposes,carefull, Planning, Why,who,whom,where,what.</div>
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2)Share activity directly or indirectly share common word /messages.</div>
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3) Common set of Symbol Familiar sender or Receiver.</div>
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4) Focus On need of receiver, Value to Receive</div>
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5) Active Distening</div>
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6) Controlling Emotion ,Interpersonal Relation with Subordinate, and Supervisor</div>
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7)Politeness Good Language </div>
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8) Complete fact and figure ,all complete</div>
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9) Consiousness all Un necessary Detail Avoid</div>
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10_ You Attitude ,invole other in participation</div>
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11) Persuade send idea to Reader</div>
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12) Positive language ,know to receiver</div>
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13) Provide Feedback</div>
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15)Summary what has to be said</div>
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<b>1) Physiological Barrie</b>r: Poor health,ill,eyesight weak,discomfort</div>
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<b>2) physical Barrier</b>: office of door is not comfort,screen working area</div>
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<b>3)Culture Barrier</b>: Attachment not good with others</div>
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<b>4) Dangerous Barrier</b>: not familiar with Language</div>
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<u>Form Of Communicatioln</u></h3>
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<b>1) Verbal Communiaction</b>: Using Speech,Face to Face Conversation,Vocal catagrorize,Spoken Language</div>
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<b>2) Non Verbal Communication</b>: Body Language ,Posture,Gesture,Apperance,eye Contact,Presentation,Orientation<br />
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Basic Electronics Chapter 1 (Mam Shafaq Mehmood)

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Basic Electronics Chapter 1 (Mam Shafaq Mehmood) ELECTRIC CHARGE AND ELECTRIC FIELDS i) Electrostatic ii) conductors and insulators iii) Coulomb’s Law iv) Electric Fields v) Electric Fields Calculation vi) Electric Field Lines vii) Electric Dipole Download Chapter 1 pdf …

17Feb2017

Forms Of Set (Discrete Structure)

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State in words the elements of sets.</div>
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Forms Of Set (Discrete Structure)

Forms Of Sets 1) Tabular/Roster Form 2) Descriptive Form 3) Set Builder Form Roster form or tabular form: In this, elements of the set are listed within the pair of brackets { } and are separated by commas. For example: (i) Let N denote the set of first five natural numbers. Therefore, N = {1, 2, 3…

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