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Proof for 2nd equality?
Proof for 2nd equality?
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Proof for 2nd equality?
Proof for 2nd equality?
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In it’s solution how are they obtaining x with the given operation? Should we not have 1 more register to keep x separate?
In it’s solution how are they obtaining x with the given operation? Should we not have 1 more register to keep x separate?
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Isn’t F$^{+}$ minimal cover? If C $\rightarrow$ A is already there, then why does augmented CD $\rightarrow$ A needs to be?
Isn’t F$^{+}$ minimal cover? If C $\rightarrow$ A is already there, then why does augmented CD $\rightarrow$ A needs to be?
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Can you please explain the whole working of the code
Can you please explain the whole working of the code
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In how many ways can you distribute 4 different choclates to 3 people such that each gets atleast 1 choclate.
In how many ways can you distribute 4 different choclates to 3 people such that each gets atleast 1 choclate.
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isn’t this language regular? it’s nfa according to me
isn’t this language regular?it’s nfa according to me
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Consider the following C code: d=a+b e=a-b f=c+d g=c-e a=f+g b=f-g c=d+e The minimum number of total variables required to convert the above code segment to static single assignment form is? Ans given is 7 but how
Consider the following C code:d=a+be=a-bf=c+dg=c-ea=f+gb=f-gc=d+eThe minimum number of total variables required to convert the above code segment to static single assignm...
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Made Easy Test Series : Consider an open addressing hashing scheme with m slots and n keys. Assuming uniform hashing, the expected number of empty slots in the hash table for m=7 and n=3 is equal to ____________(Round off to two decimal places)
Below is my approach to solving this question, can anyone please explain if I am doing it the right way?Let X = #free slotssince, m =7 and n = 3So, $4 \leqslant x\leqsla...
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