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Answer:
Figure 1 shows the neural network that computes the XOR of two inputs.
Two Input unit: X₁ and X₂
One hidden layer with two hidden units: h₁ and h₂
Two Weights for hidden unit 1 = 20, 20
Bias for hidden unit 1 = -10
Two Weights for hidden unit 2 = -20, -20
Bias for hidden unit 2 = 30
Weights for output layer = 20, 20
Bias for output layer = -30
Activation function = sigmoid (σ)
Output at hidden unit and at the output unit Y is shown in Table attached in Fig 2
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Answer:
a. Heat removal rate will increase
b. Heat removal rate will decrease
Explanation:
Given that
One end of rod is connected to the furnace and rod is long.So this rod can be treated as infinite long fin.
We know that heat transfer in fin given as follows
We know that area
Now when diameter will triples then :
So the new heat transfer will increase by 3 times.
Now when copper rod will replace by aluminium rod :
As we know that thermal conductivity(K) of Aluminium is low as compare to Copper .It means that heat transfer will decreases.
Answer:
D. Rectangular
Explanation:
This is because rectangular coordinate systems are used in plotting common straight lines graphs with the formulae,
Y = Mx + c
Where y is the vertical coordinate
X is the horizontal coordinate
M is the dlope of the line
C is the y-axis intercept