Please prepare a tutorial on what positive definite means from
the point of control systems engineering....
Please prepare a tutorial on what positive definite means from
the point of control systems engineering. Provide an example how to
calculate and determine this.
What are the main advantages of contemporary control systems over
traditional control systems? What are the main differences between
these two systems?
Rules for positive definite matrix.
What are they? My text book explains them in a very confusing
way.
Also:
"A matrix A is said to be positive definite if it is symmetric
and if and only if each of its leading principal sub matrices has a
positive determinate"
How do I get the leading principal sub matrices?
When setting up a PCR experiment, you must prepare a positive
control sample. What would the positive control help you
discover?
A) You forgot to add Loading Dye to your samples
B) The DNA ladder is denatured
C) Your thermocycler is broken
D) Your reagents are contaminated with foreign DNA
Question2 thats Introduction to Software Engineering
a. Explain briefly what you learnt in this tutorial? (1
mark).
b. List the specific learning resources, techniques, tactics,
strategies that you used to learn for this tutorial. (1 mark)
c. Evaluate and reflect on your own learning
ability/performance/achievement in this tutorial. What challenges
did you face in learning about and completing the requirements
analysis task in this tutorial? What and how will you improve for
next tutorial? (1 mark)
what is the purpose of the plasmid control pGAP? What is the of the
genomic positive control gDNA? Why is exonuclease I added to the
PCR products from the first round of amplification?
1.) What is the positive control in this experiment? Negative
control? Why do you think this?
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3 M Na Pyruvate(Activator)
0.1 M MgSO4 (activator)
0.1 M NaF (inhibitor)
5.0% Glucose (Activator)
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