The doubling square trick is a simple mathematical shortcut designed for class 6 to 10 students to make multiplication easier. By using the formula (n-1) × (n+1) = n² - 1, students can quickly ...
Struggling with mental math? Students from class 6 to 10 now have a clever way to simplify tricky multiplication problems. The “doubling square” method turns large or complex calculations into quick, ...
Abstract: Over-the-air (OTA) computing has emerged as a promising technique that utilizes the superposition property of the wireless multiple access channel (MAC) as a means for computation. In this ...
Abstract: This paper proposes a novel iterative gradient-based optimization approach aimed at achieving more precise and streamlined approximations for the Gaussian Q function—an essential element in ...
In multivariable calculus, functions can depend on multiple variables. Evaluating these functions involves substituting values for all the variables. For example, if f (x, y) = x<sup>2</sup> + ...
Water Distribution, Hydraulic Modeling, EPANET, Optimization, Extended Period Simulation Charles, G. , Swilla, L. , Tarimo, I ...
A variable is a named value that references or stores a piece of data. # we put a value in a variable using an = sign x = 5 print(x) # x evaluates to 5 print(x*2) # evaluates to 10 Unlike in math, ...
Course summary and comprehensive exercises covering all Computer Systems and Logic topics including boolean algebra, logic circuits, sequential circuits, and advanced digital design.
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