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JEST TCS (Theoretical Computer Science) EXAM || Gateway of IISc other than GATE exam
@arjun sir is fully correct now I am going to discuss about why frame transmission time must be >= 2 * prop. Time In csma/cd the sender doesn't holds a copy after it has sent a frame so the sender sends a frame now if a collision is detected it resends after ... If the sender is still transmitting then only it can resend it else not. That's reason why frame transmission time must be > 2 prop. Time
posted Sep 1, 2020 in Others Navneet Singh Tomar 6,398 views
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Story Of Failure-GATE 2019
Hi, I am Parth Shah who secured 51 marks in Gate 2019(first and maybe the only attempt) and will like to share my story. If you are looking at how to get good rank than this blog might not be helpful but if you are looking for ... future aspiriants and heartiest congratulations to all the toppers of GATE 2019. :) PS: If there are any grammatical mistakes please ignore it.
Answer - B. Degree of generator polynomial is $3$ hence $3-bits$ are appended before performing division After performing division using $2$'$s$ complement arithmetic remainder is $011$ The remainder is appended to original data bits and we get $M' = 11001001\bf{011}$ from $M = 11001001.$ Courtesy, Anurag Pandey
posted Mar 16, 2019 in Preparation Experience Parth Shah 2,588 views
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I'm not able to study from home
If you are not able to study from home for any reason and would like to have an organized study environment, you may fill this form. All available details as of now are given in the form. Seats are very limited as this is a one time ... . PS: Selection is over now, but you can follow us online by filling the below form: https://goo.gl/forms/Q2vyOUg5xiJKgO0r2
At least 2 out of n people born on April 1 means either all n are not born on April 1 or exactly 1 born on April 1. So, P(X) = 1 - P(Y) - P(Z) where P(Y) is the probability that none are born on April 1 and P(Z) is the probability that exactly 1 is born on April 1 P(Y) = 364n/365n P( ... ) = 0.016 P(50) = 0.24 P(120) = 0.517 P(119) = 0.514 P(115) = 0.502 P(114) = 0.497 So, 115 would be the answer.
posted May 30, 2018 in From GO Admins Arjun 1,838 views
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Interview preparation advice for JRF post in IIT Kharagpur
I am selected for the interview for the post of Junior Research Fellowship/Senior Research Fellowship of the project entitled 'Safety Analytics: Save People at Work from Accident and Injuries' in SRIC, IIT Kharagpur to be held on 24th May ... . Also, please mention what all should I bring to the interview. I really want this job. Thanks. :)
Instead of finding a function 'f' for the first MUX (in terms of z,x and y) and the second MUX (in terms of f , x and y), we can logically find out the answer.We can put in 4 values of A and B and analyse the output C. We can get the values appropriate values of x and y by drawing and comparing with a 2x1 MUX when A and B are given as inputs respectively.
posted May 4, 2018 in Preparation Advice Shikha Mallick 1,126 views
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Easy or Right: The Choice is Yours
Hello friends!! It is October already. So, many of you might have started feeling the heat of GATE 2018, especially with the volume of course still left to cover with the added pressure of projects or workload at job. A very alluring option to ... we must optimize our learning algorithm so as to learn from mistakes of others too. ALL THE BEST !! HAPPY LEARNING !!
Consider a simple connected graph $G$ with $n$ vertices and $n$ edges $(n > 2)$. Then, which of the following statements are true? $G$ has no cycles The graph obtained by removing any edge from $G$ is not connected $G$ has at least one cycle The graph obtained by removing any two edges from $G$ is not connected None of the above
posted Oct 8, 2017 in Preparation Experience prateekkmr60 4,903 views
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Don't Bother About Taunts of Others!
The person responsible for making France one of the great nations in the world was none other than Napoleon Bonaparte. When Napoleon was a small child, his mother sent him to a school in another town, though the family was not ... be known to the world as one of the greatest military leaders who revolutionised the military organisation and training in France.
Option B is the most correct answer. (To know why it is not THE correct answer read the tail section of this answer) The reasons are as follows. A problem p in NP is NP-complete if every other problem in NP can be transformed into p in ... The answer is partially correct because when we say reduction, we usually mean polynomial time reduction, but neverthless it doesnt hurt to be precise.
posted Jun 20, 2016 in Preparation Advice Tauhin Gangwar 931 views
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Tips for studying online and For Best results.
Take care for your health. Eyes redness , back pain, head ache are common problems among youngsters now a days. So Just get rid of these things, and Stay HEALTHY. Focus on what you want Many times while studying, you get ... material you have. Practice, Practice, Practice. To this I prefer to take a subject and solve questions serially on gateoverflow.
Yes. Both L and L' are not RE. We can have the same reduction as done for L(M) is infinite. Lets assume L is RE. So, we have a TM N which will say "yes" if given an encoding of a TM whose language is $\Sigma ^*$. Now using N we try to solve ... not RE as per Rice's theorem second part. So, both L and L' are not RE making (D) the correct answer. http://gatecse.in/wiki/Rice%27s_Theorem_with_Examples
posted May 15, 2016 in Others Desert_Warrior 1,140 views
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How I prepared for GATE? – I used strategy of previous years toppers.
Hi, When I decided to write about my preparation I collected it all together and all recollected is that whole strategy I had I got from posts various toppers. So now Instead of writing each and every thing again, ... ; https://akashkanasegate2016.wordpress.com/2016/04/01/how-i-prepared-for-gate-i-used-strategy-of-old-toppers/
Answer is (C) Poisson Probability Density Function (with mean $\lambda$) =$\dfrac{ \lambda^{k}} { \left(e^{\lambda}k!\right)}$, We have to sum the probability density function for $k = 0,1$ and $2$ and $\lambda = 3 $(thus finding the cumulative mass function) =$\left(\dfrac{1}{e^{3}}\right) + \left(\dfrac{3}{e^{3}}\right) + \left(\dfrac{9}{2e^{3}}\right)$ =$\dfrac{17}{\left(2e^{3}\right)}$
posted Apr 2, 2016 in Preparation Experience Akash Kanase 11,869 views
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Register renaming is done in pipelined processors: as an alternative to register allocation at compile time for efficient access to function parameters and local variables to handle certain kinds of hazards as part of address translation
posted Mar 19, 2016 in Study Materials Arjun 1,845 views
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