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• DeMorgan's Laws
  DeMorgan's laws(or DeMorgan's theorems) are used to simplify the Boolean expressions. There are two theorems:<br>
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• Boolean algebra (logic)
  ... fficient finite subset of those laws, such as the equations axiomatizing a complemented [[distributive lattice]] or a [[Boolean ring]], or [[semantically]] as t ... ... For the purpose of understanding Boolean algebra any [[Boolean domain]] of two values will do.
  44 KB (6831 words) - 17:22, 4 October 2007
• Introduction to Programming/Variables part 2
  ... egative numbers. Signed integers are stored using a format called '''two's complement''' and have a range that is roughly symmetrical and centered on 0. * '''Reading Assignment''': [[w:Twos_complement|Two's Complement]] (Wikipedia article)
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• Fundamentals of Probability, Statistics, Experiments and Data
  There are two basic concepts for a person studying statistics to know and understand: wh ... ... his case the ability to hit the ball is computed by taking measurements of two variables, the number of times the baseball player is batting and the numb ...
  21 KB (3675 words) - 19:18, 24 November 2008
• Mandarin
  ... unicate in Standard Mandarin, to get credit by examination for their first two years of study, or to study for the [[w:H%C3%A0ny%C7%94_Shu%C7%90p%C3%ADng ... * '''Mandarin Two'''
  7 KB (936 words) - 09:05, 20 November 2008
• Nonlinear finite elements/Sets
  If <math>A</math> and <math>B</math> are two sets, then we say that <math>A</math> is a '' subset'' of <math>B</math> For example, if the two sets are
  9 KB (1575 words) - 04:47, 11 August 2007
• Introduction to statistics
  *A school's graduation rate has increased by 2%. ... basic mathematical underpinning of statistics. Strictly speaking the word 'statistics' means one or more measures describing the characteristics of a p ...
  15 KB (2575 words) - 10:16, 27 August 2008
• Bayesian statistics
  ... ttempts to answer using statistics is that there is a relationship between two variables. To demonstrate that there is a relationship the experimenter m ... There are two ways to figure the probability of an event. The first is to do a mathemat ...
  14 KB (2443 words) - 22:31, 20 October 2008
• Wikisphere
  === The WikiSphere is the power of mankind networked === ... e '''[[w:Power|power]]''' of '''[[w:Human|mankind]] [[w:Computer network|networked]]'''. -- (The above is a transformation of part of [http://en.wikiver ...
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• Brezhoneg Daoù/Lesson 3
  The Present Tense and the Continuous Tense have two forms : <br>the personal form and the impersonal form. ... two forms allow to insist upon either the subject (impersonal form) or the complement, the attribute, the object (personal form).
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• EE Digital Electronics/Lecture Karnaugh Map Reductions
  * Karnaugh maps make use of the human brain's excellent pattern-matching capability to decide which terms should be comb ... ... ll the possibilities of the system are arranged in a grid form and between two adjacent boxes only one variable can change value. This is what allows it ...
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• Introduction to Topology/Lesson 1
  ... </math> satisfying certain relations about their intersections, unions and complements. In the basic sense, [[w:Topology|Topology]] (the subject) is the study o ... ... /math> denotes the [[w:Power set|power set]] of X) such that the following two conditions hold.
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• Economic Classroom Experiments
  ... for example, how demand and supply drive the market towards equilibrium. It's learning by doing. #[[Economic Classroom Experiments/Network Externalities|Network Externalities]]
  8 KB (1100 words) - 13:12, 20 November 2008
• School of Mathematics Help Desk
  ''See also [[Wikiversity:Help desk]]'' ... The set of complex numbers x + y(i) represented as a plane can be plotted two dimensionally by treating the x as an x coordinate and the y(i) as a y-coo ...
  8 KB (1326 words) - 06:27, 20 September 2007
• Chords (music)
  ... notes is a chord, however, when used in a certain combination, some notes complement each other better than others. These notes are played together the most of ... ... n't matter which is on bottom, nor does it matter if there are 2 E's or 2 G's.
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• Agile software development
  '''So why bother with agile methodologies?'''<br> It's also fair to say that an Agile team that fails to realize any of these pri ...
  37 KB (5495 words) - 06:56, 26 July 2008
• Wikibooks
  ==How can Wikiversity and Wikibooks complement each other?== ... t [[Wikipedia]]. Helping make textbooks and encyclopedia articles are just two types of learning activities. Many other types of learning activities are ...
  4 KB (561 words) - 07:30, 6 May 2008
• Beginning composition
  ... interval between them. Early counterpoint texts (such as Johann Joseph Fux's ''[http://www.amazon.com/Study-Counterpoint-John-J-Fux/dp/0393002772/ref=p ... ... lso be used to move over several dissonance between consonances. However, two notes one semitone apart (sometimes described as "fa on mi") should always ...
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• Getting started with sound recording
  ... DVD-audio is 24-bit). The number of samples every second is based on the '''sample rate''' (CD-quality is 44.1 kHz, maximum DVD-audio is 192 kHz). The sound wave in the air isn't 'sound' until it is captured by a transducer. The human ear is a transducer. ...
  25 KB (4155 words) - 10:22, 4 July 2008
• Wikiversity learning model/Discussion group
  ... uld that be models?) of learning in Wikiversity. This group is intended to complement the [[Wikiversity learning model/Reading group|reading group]] on the [[Wi ... ... different people/subjects/age-groups etc? I'd be very happy to hear people's thoughts - and to try and tease this question apart. [[User:Cormaggio|Corm ...
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