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What is the primary purpose of implementing effective communication in a team?
What is the primary purpose of implementing effective communication in a team?
- To build strong interpersonal relationships (correct)
- To limit the flow of information
- To reduce costs of team operations
- To increase the workload of team members
Which of the following is a key element of successful project management?
Which of the following is a key element of successful project management?
- Working in isolation to prevent conflicts
- Setting clear objectives and goals (correct)
- Avoiding feedback from team members
- Increasing the complexity of project tasks
How can conflict be effectively managed in a team setting?
How can conflict be effectively managed in a team setting?
- By openly discussing differing viewpoints (correct)
- By enforcing strict rules without adaptation
- By assigning blame to one team member
- By ignoring differences among team members
What is an essential characteristic of an effective leader?
What is an essential characteristic of an effective leader?
Which strategy is the least effective for team motivation?
Which strategy is the least effective for team motivation?
Flashcards
What is a Programming Language?
What is a Programming Language?
A programming language that uses a set of instructions to tell a computer what to do.
What is a Function?
What is a Function?
A specific set of instructions used to perform a task within a programming language.
What is a Variable?
What is a Variable?
Variables are containers that hold data in a program. They can store numbers, text, or other information.
What is a Loop?
What is a Loop?
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What is a Data Structure?
What is a Data Structure?
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Study Notes
Book Title
- Title: Physics for Class 9 and 10
- Intended for: 9th and 10th grade students in Bangladesh
- Published by: National Curriculum and Textbook Board
- Year of publication: varying, most recent 2024
- Curriculum year: 2013 onward
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Physical Quantities and Their Measurement (page 1)
- Physical Quantities, Measurement Units, SI units, prefixes.
- Chapter 2: Motion (page 32)
- Rest and motion
- Types of motion (Linear, Circular, and Translational)
- Scalar and Vector Quantities.
- Distance and Displacement
- Speed and Velocity
- Acceleration
- Equations of Motion
- Chapter 3: Force (page 67)
- Inertia
- Nature of Fundamental Forces (Gravitational, Electromagnetic, Weak Nuclear, and Strong Nuclear Forces).
- Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
- Chapter 4: Work, Power, and Energy (page 103)
- Work, Power, Energy
- Kinetic Energy
- Potential Energy.
- Chapter 5: State of Matter and Pressure (page 132)
- States of Matter (Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma)
- Chapter 6: Effects of Heat on Matter (page 164)
- Temperature and Heat
- Thermal Properties of Matter, Expansion
- Chapter 7: Waves and Sound (page 191)
- Properties of Waves
- Sound Waves
- Types of Waves (Transverse, Longitudinal)
- Chapter 8: Reflection of Light (page 215)
- Nature of Light
- Reflection (Laws of reflection)
- Planes, Spherical Mirrors (Convex, Concave)
- Chapter 9: Refraction of Light (page 246)
- Refraction (Laws of refraction)
- Index of Refraction.
- Total Internal Reflection
- Optical Fibers, Prisms.
- Chapter 10: Static Electricity (page 275)
- Electric Charge
- Electrical Induction
- Coulomb's Law
- Chapter 11: Current Electricity (page 303)
- Electric Current
- Conductors, Insulators, Semiconductors
- Voltage, Current, Resistance
- Chapter 12: Magnetic Effects of Current (page 334)
- Magnets
- Magnetic Effects of Current
- Electromagnets.
- Chapter 13: Radioactivity and Electronics (page 351)
- Radioactivity
- Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Rays
- Development of Electronics
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