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error correcting code ,,,..we correct machine mode by analysis

Y=3 initially Y=0 then Y = --x Decremented then assigning value so Y=3
Z=3 z = x-- assigning x value to z first then Decremented so Z=3

no output because no printf()
if we print y and z
the output is :
y=3
z=3

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from the start ravi rank is 6

it cannot have subroutine call instructions

584*10^3

47 K Ohm

thrust(newton's third law)

AIR COMPRESSION

The role of commutator in DC motor is to convert AC current produced in the coil to the DC output current....

in dc motor commutator is use for the purpose of
reversal of current in every half cycle

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Zero speed because both fields move with synchronous speed(if the relative speed between stator and rotor field is not zero then rotor will not rotate as in the case of synchronous motor). Relative speed between stator and rotor magnetic fields is zero whereas relative speed between stator and rotor is slip speed.

Slip speed(Ns-Nr)because rotor speed is not equal to synchronous speed. If rotor speed equals to synchronous speed then the induction motor will not run.

if its wireless network then data or information is passed
through signals and so network is created.but
connectionless network means its no network orno connection
between two systems.so its of no meaning.

darjeeling west bengal

matheran

KANISHKA

S. RadhaKrishnan (philosipher)

R k narayan

ans
1.
sinusoidal functions are easy to analysids
2.
any non sinusoidal function can be transformed into
sinusoidal functions according to FOURIER THEOREM
3. in especially Electrical engineerig we r using
mainly the supply as sinusoidal otherthan non-sinsoidal
because all elctrical circuits have only r,L,C as passive
elements.for finding current in a inductor for a given
sinusoidal a.c supply we have to calculate through
integration of sinusoidal input which gives again as
sinusoidal.however, with some phase isplacement.Simmillarly
for capaxcitor also to find current from sinusoidal input
voltage we require differentiaton, which gives again as
sinusoidal.however with some phase displacement

because sinusoidal wave have a single frequency.

in transformer there are losses presents which are core and
coper lossess,both of these losses are the function of
ohmic current and ohmic voltage.ultimately output of the
transformeris dependes on these losses which is the
function of volt and ampere and these losses are in 'k'.

transformer is the device which convert A.C. current to the
D.C. current .during transformation of A.C. TO D.C. the
mechanism of voltage changes in cosine waves. and during
transformation some losses as (magnetic losses)produced .so
according to ohm's law its rated in volts but in transformer
large capacity voltage passes so it rated in "kva".

0.4 to 0.6gm/cc

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