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Introduction The binary division is a method to divide one binary number from another binary number. Binary numbers can undergo the four major arithmetic operations addition, division, subtraction, and multiplication-like numbers. The binary division is similar to the division of decimal numbers, while in the case of decimal numbers, there were 0-9, 10 digits. Here, in the case of binary numbers, there are only two digits 0 and 1.The long division method is one of the significant methods used in binary division. Definition Binary Numbers: The word ‘bi’ means two so, it is a number system that is used ... Read More
Introduction Binomial Theorem for Positive Integral Indices states that “the total number of terms in the expansion is one more than the index”. The nth row of this array gives the coefficients in the expansion of $\mathrm{(a\:+\:b)^{n}}$ in descending powers of a and ascending powers of b; this array is known as the Pascal’s triangle after French mathematician Blaise Pascal (1623-1662). The triangle is, in fact, much older; it appeared as early as in 1303 in the works of the Chinese mathematician Chu Shin-Chien. Indeed, this was described by Indian mathematician Halayudha in 10th century A.D. as Meru Prastara, 700 ... Read More
Introduction The bisection method is a root-finding method that applies to any continuous function for which one knows two values with opposite signs . There are different ways to find the roots of different equations(like simple, quadratic) and functions. Bisection method is the way to find the roots of a function which is polynomial in nature. This method is quite interesting. We first select an interval or range where the roots may lie, then we bisect and go on dividing the interval into a number of sub intervals until we finally reach the root. The main idea of this method ... Read More
Introduction Box and whisker plots can be used to display and analyze data . More detailed details in various distributions or datasets are sometimes required, which measures of any central tendency such as mean, median, and mode may not meet. The variability or dispersion of data necessitates a much more concrete foundation. A box and whiskers plot can meet this demand. A box and whisker plot is a method of abstracting a set of data that is estimated using an interval scale. It is also known as a box plot. These are mostly used to interpret data. It is a ... Read More
Introduction Coincident lines are the lines that are on top of each other. The term "coincide" refers to something happening at the same time. In mathematics, coincident lines are lines that lie on top of each other so that when we look at them, they appear to be a single line rather than double or multiple lines. Parallel lines are lines that are parallel to each other and have a predetermined distance between them. Perpendicular lines, on the other hand, are lines that intersect at a 90- degree angle. However, parallel and perpendicular lines do not coincide. In this tutorial, ... Read More
Introduction Solutions were formed when different types of compounds are mixed. Mainly by the dissolution of solute on a solvent. There are two types of solutions; they are homogeneous and heterogeneous solutions. The solutions that possess uniformity in their properties are homogeneous. While the one which doesn't have any uniformity in their properties are heterogeneous solutions. There are many laws associated with solutions. Raoult's law is one such law. The French chemist François-Marie Raoult discovered Raoult's law in the year 1880 for explaining the ideal solution. This law mainly focuses on the properties of ideal solutions. But it also ... Read More
Introduction Polysaccharides are also called or termed polycarbohydrates. These are the most abundant (easy to be found) carbohydrates found in food materials. Polysaccharides can also be defined as the long chain polymers (carbohydrates) composed (formed) of monosaccharide (simpler) units bounded together by the glycosidic linkages. There are broadly two types of polysaccharides and those are- Homopolysaccharides and Heteropolysaccharides. Cellulose, starch, and glycogen are examples of Homopolysaccharides, while Hyaluronic acid and Heparin are examples of Heteropolysaccharides. Polysaccharides are not sweet. Many of them are also insoluble in water, they are hydrophobic (away from water) in nature. They are compact materials with ... Read More
Introduction “Agriculture chemistry” is the biochemistry and chemistry study involving agricultural production. It involves the processing of raw materials into food and Agri products. The study of agriculture chemistry comprises the study of agricultural production, the interaction of plants, bacteria, animals, and their environment. It is a branch of science that deals with the composition of both chemistry and biochemistry. In agriculture chemistry, we study the production of food, Agri products, and beverages from raw materials. The material used in the production of agricultural products are herbicides, growth regulators, fertilizers, insecticides, and pesticides. Agricultural chemistry aims to increase the ... Read More
Introduction The valence electrons of inner transition metals are in the f-orbitals. Actinides as well as Lanthanides make up the inner transition metals. Actinides are soft metals that are radioactive and primarily manufactured. Inner transition elements have atomic nos. ranging from 58 to 71 as well as 90 to 103. The periodic table's bottom row is occupied by inner transition metals. Because of their rarity, these elements are sometimes known as rare earth elements. Lanthanides are classified as period 6, whereas actinides are classified as period 7. What are Inner Transition Elements? Inner transition elements are those in which the ... Read More
Introduction Iodine has been used in a variety of ways since the dawn of time when humans first began cooking food on flame. Iodine is among the necessary elements that humans require to live, & human bodies can produce it by themselves. As a result, we must rely on diet to make up for Iodine deficiency. As a govt. rule, unless it has been introduced during food manufacturing to keep it fresh and ready to consume for an extended time, there is only a trace quantity of iodine that may be present in food products. The proton number of ... Read More