Knowledge in Quantative techniques
Assignment of Quantitative Techniques 1
QUantitative techniques
Rishika Jain
Quantitative Aptitude Shortcuts
This pdf contains some very useful shortcuts for quantitative aptitude problems. It helps in enhancing the speed and accuracy of solving quantitative aptitude questions. It will provide a source to revise the tricks during the preparation of exams.
ABHI MISHRA
Quantitative Aptitude Shortcuts
This pdf contains some very useful shortcuts for quantitative aptitude problems. It helps in enhancing the speed and accuracy of solving quantitative aptitude questions. It will provide a source to revise the tricks during the preparation of exams.
75+ antonym class 12 leval
this pdf consist 75 antonym. Antonym importance suggests that certain things are not as important as others. It can be used to prioritize tasks, resources, or facts. For example, it may be important to focus on the most urgent tasks first, or to save the most important resources for later. In terms of facts, it might be important to focus on the most relevant or significant pieces of information, rather than on details that are of lesser importance.
Rohit Lodhi
Far field approximation in Antenna RGPV EC BRANCH
The far field approximation is an important concept in antenna theory that allows us to simplify the calculation of antenna fields in the far field region. The far field is defined as the region at least one wavelength away from the antenna. In this region, the wavefronts are assumed to be plane waves, so the electric and magnetic fields can be represented as vectors in a single plane. This simplifies the calculation of the fields since they become a function of only one angle, the angle between the vector and the wavefronts (or the direction of the wave). The far field approximation also allows us to estimate the radiation patterns of antennas, which is important for antenna design and analysis.