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For AM (amplitude modulation) signals, it is the ratio (x100 of course) of the modulating signal to the carrier signal. presumably FM calculations follow a similar course.
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To get the percentage of any number, you multiply the number by 100. So the percentage of 0.00009 is (0.00009)(100) = 0.009% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's look at it another way. We want to change the decimal fraction 0.00009 to a percentage. In the case of decimals all you have to do is to move the decimal point 2 places to the right - but why? Well, you must agree that anything multiplied by 1 does not change the "anything", but we want to multiply by 1 in a special way, and that is by multiplying the "anything" by 100%. Again, if you multiply a decimal by 100 the point needs to go 2 places to the right. Now, of course it is a percentage and must have the % sign. What was a decimal fraction has become a percentage fraction.
Percentage of change is basically used to find an increase or a decrease in a percentage from an originating point. Let's look at an example:On January 1st, 2012 our companies profit was $162,369. What is the percentage of increase or decrease if our companies profit was $126,639 on January 1st, 2011.Our formula: Increased (or Decreased) Value ÷ Initial Value x 100Let's go ahead and plug in our numbers.Initial Value: $126,639Increased Value: $162,369(162,369 ÷ 126,639) x 100 =1.282 x 100 = 128.21%So our companies profit increased 128.21% over the course of one year.
Yes, 0.05 is the same as 5 percent. When you convert a decimal to a percentage, you move the decimal point two places to the right. So 0.05 becomes 5 percent. In mathematical terms, 0.05 = 5/100 = 5%.
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YES OF COURSE, U Only need passing percentage in science in intermediate and u r elegible for admission to many of the business courses.
For science course we expect a drop of 3% average in most of the colleges.
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Colleges all vary. Most colleges require bachelor's degree candidates to take some kind of history/philosophy/political science course (often two), some kind of English course (often two), some kind of communication or arts course, some kind of science course (often two), and some kind of math course. You usually get to pick which sciences you study from a list of four or so, so if you share my opinion that a Freshman-level course in environmental science is likely to be slightly less interesting as watching paint dry, then you can go straight for the good stuff (chemistry and physics, i.e. the actual sciences, as opposed to stamp collecting).
science is derived from greek roots that mean "to know". Earth Science is just a small subset of the broad category of evidence-based thought called science. It, of course deals with science that explains things about the earth: environmental issues, rock formation, water cycles, etc.
Biotechnology would not be considered a natural science because it is not involved in a study of nature; it is a study of technology, which is man-made and hence distinct from the world of nature.
AP Environmental Science and any biology and chemistry courses will help.
There are several companies that produce practice tests. Use those questions to guide your reading--whatever you don't know, look it up. A college text book in Environmental Science would also be helpful, since AP is a test for that course.
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Crash Course in Science was created in 1979.