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Need Answer for the Following Questions with Proof
Dear All,
I need the correct answer for the follwing questions with the proof. Kindly help me out regarding the same.
1. Which one of the following devices is not used to increase the capacity of notation system in array?
(a). Decimal fraction device
(b). Octave device
(c). Sector device
(d). Alphabetical device
2. In sears list of Subject Heading preferred heading are dictated by
(a). Printing them in bold type
(b). Making them as prefered headings
(c). Underlining them
(d). Italicising them
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Permalink Reply by saloni on
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Q 2 ans is a
Preferred headings Printed in bold type these are the headings which can be assigned to a document. These headings broadly categorized are: Ideas, Objects, Places, Processes and Relationships. Under with preferred heading is given the full entry with its DDC class number(s) scope or definitional note if any, instruction for its further subdivision, and all the Narrower (NT), Broader (BT), Related (RT) terms and also to other headings “to be [Coined and] added as needed”. For example take the following simple entry : Dairying (May subdiv. geog.) 636.2; 637 http://pu.edu.pk/images/journal/pjlis/Previous%20Issue/pjlis-9-sati... pg 39
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Permalink Reply by Rajaram Vaman Kapadi on
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In sears list of Subject Heading preferred heading are dictated by
anser is- (b). Making them as prefered headings
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Permalink Reply by RAMKUMAR.K on
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kindly provide the source sir
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1. Which one of the following devices is not used to increase the capacity of notation system in array?
anser is-
(b). Octave device
(d). Alphabetical device
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Permalink Reply by 1nho9g60kmds4 on
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sir,
please provide question paper of june 2015 net exam....paper-II & III
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