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Describe the functionality provided by the transmission control protocol (TCP)

print "happy" if each of them takes the same number "not happy" otherwise


Write a C++ program to overload the + and – operators to find the sum and difference of two instances of Time class having members as hour, minute and second. (Use member function for one and friend function for other)


Q5. A work shop contains four persons available for work on the four



jobs. Only one person can work on any one job. The following table



shows the cost of assigning each person to each job. The objective is to



assign person to jobs such that the total assignment cost is a minimum.



Jobs



1 2 3 4



A 20 25 22 28



Persons B 15 18 23 17



C 19 17 21 24



D 25 23 24 24





Write a java program using arrays that accepts the width and length of a rectangle and computes both its area and perimeter.




 Defi ne carefully the difference between movements along the AD curve and shifts of the AD curve. Explain why an increase in potential output would shift out the AS curve and lead to a movement along the AD curve. Explain why a tax cut would shift the AD curve outward (increase aggregate demand). 


To counteract the fact that an economy is performing above its potential, then to cool down the economy the central bank could:

 

a.  buy government securities/bonds on the open market and reduce the reserve requirement

 

b.  sell government securities/bonds on the open market and increase the reserve requirement

 

c.  buy government securities/bonds on the open market and raise the discount rate

 

d.  sell government securities on the open market and lower the discount rate


How many moles of O2 are needed to react with 2.83 moles 


Now, what if, instead, you sold the house for less than you paid for it—say, for $187,500? The same equation can be used to calculate your loss, or the negative rate of return, on the transaction.


Say that you buy a house for $250,000 (for simplicity let's assume you pay 100% cash). Six years later, you decide to sell the house maybe your family is growing and you need to move into a larger place. You are able to sell the house for $335,000, after deducting any realtor's fees and taxes. Find simple rate of return on the purchase and sale of the house.



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