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How function overloading is different from operator overloading. Also Write a program to overload binary &&(logical AND) operator using friend function


Your development of the stock control product for the tire company is so successful that your organization decides that it must be re-implemented as a package to be sold to a variety of different organizations that manufacture and sell products via their own retailers. The new product must therefore be portable and easily adapted to new hardware and/or operating systems. What criteria would you use in selecting a life-cycle model for the project?

An ice-skating rink is located in an indoor shopping mall with an environmental air temperature of 22◦C and radiation surrounding walls of about 25◦C. The convection heat-transfer coefficient between the ice and air is about 10 W/m2 · ◦C because of air movement and the skaters’ motion. The emissivity of the ice is about 0.95. Calculate the cooling required to maintain the ice at 0◦C for an ice rink having dimensions of 12 by 40 m. Furthermore, the rink is located on the 2nd floor with which the room air temperature of the 1st floor is 24◦C with convection heat-transfer coefficient between the concrete floor (see appendix Table A3 for normal weight concrete) of the 2nd floor is about 12 W/m2. ◦C. Thickness of the concrete is 4 inches. The Obtain a value for the heat of fusion of ice and estimate how long it would take to melt 3 mm of ice from the surface of the rink if no cooling is supplied.

Software development is a creative process not a manufacturing process. Discuss the characteristics of manufacturing that apply to software development and explain which characteristics of software development are more like a creative endeavor.







How does the Spiral Model address the need of accurately determining the software requirements? Justify







How does the Spiral Model handle the need for risk management? Justify








In how many ways can a family of six be seated on a bench if the parents must sit at both ends


Examples of the neutralization, in terms of the bronsted-lowry concept




Describe the origins of the Behaviourist Perspective and, - Differentiate between Classical conditioning, and Operant conditioning. – Discuss reinforcement with the use of an applicable classroom example to illustrate how reinforcement may be applied in the classroom to regulate behaviou


Search for a C++ code on Doubly Linked list operations:



a) Insertion



b) Deletion



2. Make a video discussion for each operation. Focus on the ff: a) Algorithm



b) Statement for each algorithm



c) Complete code discussion (line per line)

Consider a dc machine whose circuit model is drawn below. It is a separately excited



machine as its field coil (winding) is excited from a voltage source independent of the



armature circuit. A 25 kW, 250 V dc machine is separately excited. The field current



is held constant at a speed of 3000 rpm. The open circuit voltage is 250 V. Calculate



the terminal power, electromagnetic power and torque at terminal voltage of 255 V



and 248 V. The armature resistance is 0.05 W. Speed is held constant at 3000 rpm.




A continuous random variable X is normally distributed with a mean of 45 and a standard deviation of 6. Illustrate a normal curve and find the probability of the following:

25-28 (4pts).  P(39 < X < 51)

29-32 (4pts).  P(33 < X < 63)

33-36 (4pts).  P(X > 45)



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