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(please write on computer, I cant read) q) Explain the difference between systematic and random errors. What are the typical sources of these two types of error?

P(Type I Error)= 1 - P(Type II error)a) Trueb) False

A person is recording measurements from an analog data reader. During the first reading, he was not looking at the meter from a straight angle. He gets the reading of 72. At a second reading later he looks straight at the machine and gets the reading of 70. a) Which reading number is nearer to the actual value? What is the error type that happened in that reading? b) c) Suppose the data reader becomes faulty due to the extreme heat and gives a third measurement of 65. What type of error happened now? The data reader is working properly now, but there is a slight difference between two readings for the same measure. What type of error happened now and how can we d) minimize it?

What will be the modified form of the following codeword is odd parity scheme is used: Codeword: 0110101

• SuperNe liı. A moodle.nct.edu.om Convert the octal NUMBER 2713. 6464 to hexadecimal number showing the steps (Note : The problem should be solved in separate paper with steps and scanned copy should be submitted along with other answers Final answer must be entered in the boxes provided below. For Hexadecimal digits from A to F, enter their equivalent decimal value in the corresponding box; do not enter the letter (For eg- for A, write 10, for B write 11 etc); Enter only one digit in each box. If there is any unused box, fill it with 0 -do not leave it blank) In the written submission, use the letters A to F for hex digits instead of the values) Integer part = Fractional part = II

5) -31 is represented as a sign Binary number ( using Sign-magnitude form ) equal to (A) 00011111 (B) 10101001 (C) 01110010 (D) 00101101 6) The Binary number 110111 is equivalent to decimal number (A) 25 (В) 55 (C) 26 (D) 34

I need only part C only

Test 2: Modified true or false:Shade letter A if the first statement is True, Shade Letter B if the second statement is True, Shade C if both statement is true, Shade D if both statements are false. 1. The passing general average rating shall be seventy percent (70%) with no grade below fifty percent (50%) in any subjects. Mathematics, such as: algebra, trigonometry, analytic geometry, differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, complex numbers, probability and statistics, advanced engineering mathematics including matrices, power series, Fourier analysis, Laplace transforms, and others. The weight is twenty-five percent (25%). 2. All applications for oral examinations for professional electrical engineer and written examinations for registered electrical engineer and registered master electrician shall be subject to payment of fees prescribed by the Commission. The members of the Board shall hold office for a term of three (3) years from the date of appointment…

Convert the OCTAL NUMBER 6136.6057 to decimal number (show the steps in paper, scan and upload along with other answers) decimal no = Add the following BINARY NUMBERS 100110100.00011 + 101101100.100 10 (Note : The problem should be solved in separate paper with steps and scanned copy should be submitted along with other answers The final answer must be entered in the boxes below. Enter only one bit in a box and fill the unused boxes if any, with zeros) Answer Integer part = Answer - Fractional part=

Question 44 Which of the following is NOT a measurement made by a BERT tester? Bit error ratio Errored seconds Severely errored seconds O Jitter statistics O None of the above, they are all measurable with a BERT Select the appropriate response Submit Response

Explain the difference between systematic and random errors. What are the typical sources of these two types of error?

The subject is Power Electronics and Power Systems Please send the answer by typing ONLY. I don't want any handwritten. Show All Answers Steps. Also, don't copy-paste from the net, as plagiarism will be counted.   Q-01 (What is called Buck Converter & What is called Boost Converter?)  give two examples for each.

Q4/ The decimal 793.251)= ( number number ( O 1431.204 O 1431.200 O No one of them O 1341.200 O 1341.201 ) in octal

1. What is the importance of continuity testing in troubleshootingof curcuits that are not working? 2. What is the importance of multimeters in aircraft maintenance? 3. Why do we need to calibrate analog multitester before using it formeasuring?

1. Define error? Discuss in detail about the various types of errors in the measurement and explain the terminologies such as Static error b. Dynamic error c. True value d. Accuracy e. Precision f. calibration

Question No.53 What is the value of a octal number (763); in hexadecimal number?

Can someone explain this problem step by step please

In ADC, as you increase the number of bits, you can convert analogue signal to digital signal in smaller steps.

The accuracy of digital meters is more than analogue meters. True False

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Do the following binary subtraction: 100001110.10111- 011010 00 1.100 11 (Note : The problem should be solved in separate paper with steps and scanned copy should be submitted along with other answers The final answer must be entered in the boxes below. Enter only one bit in a box and fill the unused boxes if any, with zeros) Answer - Integer part = Answer - Fractional part=

Convert the octal NUMBER 6012. 1612 to hexadecimal number showing the steps (Note: The problem should be solved in separate paper with steps and scanned copy should be submitted along with other answers Final answer must be entered in the boxes provided below. For Hexadecimal digits from A to F, enter their equivalent decimal value in the corresponding box; do not enter the letter (For eg- for A, write 10, for B write 11 etc); Enter only one digit in each box. If there is any unused box, fill it with 0 -do not leave it blank) In the written submission, use the letters A to F for hex digits instead of the values) Integer part = Fractional part %3D