Understanding GAAP vs. IFRS: Key Differences and Financial Concepts

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FASB (USE GAAP RULES STANDARDS, USA) AND IASB (IFRS RULES, INTERNATIONAL, around the world)

GAAP stands for Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, recording and reporting financial information.

IFRS stands for International Financial

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Numerical Methods: A Comprehensive Guide to Algorithms and Techniques

Floating Point Representation

Floating point representation is a method used to represent real numbers in a way that can accommodate a wide range of values. It expresses numbers in the form ±𝑚×2𝑒, where 𝑚 is the mantissa (or significand), 𝑒 is the exponent, and the base is typically 2 in binary systems. Floating point numbers can represent very large or very small values but with a trade-off in precision. The precision depends on the number of bits allocated to the mantissa, while the

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Concepts in Artificial Intelligence and Logic

Probabilistic Reasoning

Definition

Probabilistic reasoning is a method used in artificial intelligence to handle uncertainty by quantifying the likelihood of different outcomes or events based on available evidence and prior knowledge.

Probabilistic Models

Probabilistic reasoning involves using probabilistic models, such as Bayesian networks or Markov models, to represent and reason about uncertain situations. These models capture dependencies between variables and assign probabilities to different

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Statistics Fundamentals: Sampling, Probability, and Hypothesis Testing

Populations, Samples, and Parameters

A population encompasses all items (data) relevant to a study, while a sample is a subset drawn from this population. A parameter describes a population characteristic, whereas a statistic describes a sample characteristic.

Conducting a census (surveying the entire population) can be expensive and time-consuming. Therefore, sampling methods are employed.

Types of Sampling Plans

  1. Simple Random Sampling: Every possible sample of the same size has an equal chance of
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Consumer Behavior Exam Preparation Guide

Important Information (Must Know for Exam)

1a) – one page

1b) – write on another page

No need writes until the end

Consumer Behavior – (Whole) Definition

Needs and Wants

One whole question on Motivation. (Lecture 2A, Slide 4) might come up in exam

Nature of Motivation

Consumption Patterns / Profile of Consumers Changed Over the Last 10-15 Years. (Exam Ask for at Least 10)

Important Thing: Critiques (Under Criticisms of Maslow’s Theory)

  • Everybody has 5 levels of needs.
  • How to use hierarchy needs in marketing?
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Circling the Square and Approximating the Square Root of 2: Exploring the Baudhayana Shulbasutra

Circling the Square – Baudhayana Shulbasutra

This method describes how to construct a circle with an area equal to that of a given square.

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It means we have to convert or construct a circle equal to the square.

-> By Pythagoras, OA’ = √(a2+a2)

                                OA = √(2a2) = a√2

-> Here OA=OE=√2

-> Make a point F, such that OF= OG+1/3GE

-> Draw a circle with center F and radius OF. This circle’s area is equal to the square’s area.

Proof

OF= OG+1/3GE

OF=a+1/

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