... close with the theoretical values; the du/dV and du/dU values were almost exact, with the errors in the order of 1.1%. The greatest percentage error was given by the dv/dU value of 3.8%. The differential values were taken (experimentally) from graphs, where values will always differ depending over which region you determine the slope, this is obviously expected and trivializes the errors ... . The position of the principal axis was determined as being (experimentally) 22.78o and 23 .37o (theoretically) {as shown in Fig.1-appendix}, with ... ), it is most likely the former. However I can'...

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... (1250 bytes). The interarrival time does make a noticeable change to the load of the network when the size of the file is relatively low (625 bytes). The lower the interarrival time, the lower the load on the network. The following are graphs produced from the results collected from experiment 1. Average number of collisions in the network End-eto-end delays compared to interarrival time ... The average number of transmission attempts Utilisation compared to the interarrival time in the network For the second part ... collisions in the network and altogether less network load. The graph...

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... likely to stop the electrons from passing (it's resistance goes up). We found this out from carrying out a practical experiment on the characteristics of a bulb. We couldn't make the supply voltage too small, as our meters would not have been able to record the results because they ... circuit to be measured. Conclusion In my prediction I stated that, if the length of the wire increases, then the resistance would also increase in direct proportion to length. In the graphs, which I produced, I can see that the resistance of a wire is in proportion to the length, as I predicted. I know ....

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... detached from the study in order for the study to exist independently from the researcher (Alasuutari, 1998). Again, it is difficult to evaluate this approach, as its assumptions are parts of ever argued theoretical debates. In gaining an insight into social problems, the quantitative approach would firstly formulate a hypothesis that would, in turn, suggest appropriate methodology. This would be ... manipulated according to its type, like nominal data, interval data or ratio data. The type of data suggests statistical methods that can be used and the intention (to find an association o...

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... detached from the study in order for the study to exist independently from the researcher (Alasuutari, 1998). Again, it is difficult to evaluate this approach, as its assumptions are parts of ever argued theoretical debates. In gaining an insight into social problems, the quantitative approach would firstly formulate a hypothesis that would, in turn, suggest appropriate methodology. This would be ... manipulated according to its type, like nominal data, interval data or ratio data. The type of data suggests statistical methods that can be used and the intention (to find an association o...

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... class time. The data was collated according to gender's attitudes and patterns for the use of mobile phones, converted to percentages, expressed as graphs and analyzed. Results Figure 1 shows the important factors of choosing mobile phone among ACL students for both male and female. As can be seen ... , there are some interesting findings in the survey, which should be analysed. It is evident that more male students had a better understanding of their services and all functions than female students in which they learned to use their mobile phones. It seems that males were more recognizab...

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