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1. January 3, 2008, was Thursday, not Friday. Nonetheless, given a year's difference excluding a leap year, the day of the week shifts by one day forward. So, January 3, 2009, fell on a Friday.

2. The day of January 1, 2006, was Sunday. A normal year progresses the weekday by one day, so January 1, 2007, was Monday, January 1, 2008 was Tuesday, January 1, 2009 was Thursday as 2008 was a leap year (every fourth year is a leap year), January 1, 2010 was Friday.

3. Based on the perpetual calendar, May 28, 2006, was a Sunday.

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Yes, an operating system is indeed a resource allocator. Here's how:

1. Memory Management: Operating systems are responsible for deciding which processes should be in memory (RAM) for efficient processing. It also manages the allocation and deallocation of memory space when processes need or release it. The OS ensures that individual applications do not interfere with each other's memory, maintaining the stability of the system.

2. Processor Management: The operating system determines how to allocate CPU time to processes and threads. It uses scheduling algorithms to ensure fair processing time and effective multitasking.

3. Device Management: The OS manages the interaction between software and hardware devices. It provides a device driver program that serves as the mediator between the devices and the applications or the user.

4. File Management: It oversees the creation, deletion, reading, writing, and protection of files. The operating system allocates hard disk storage space for files.

5. Management of Other Resources: Other resources such as power, network interfaces, or user-interface peripherals, are also managed by the operating system.

So, the operating system acts as a resource allocator by managing how computer resources (hardware and software) are allocated to the processes and applications in use.

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C. Funding for the Internal Revenue Service proved to be one of the more contentious issues in recent debt ceiling agreement.

B. Some or all of the $80 billion in new funding that Democrats enacted (A) Republicans wanted to roll back (B) under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act ©.

D. Less funding for tax law enforcement (A) would mean more tax dodging and less revenue for government (D). While Democrats claimed that ©.

A. The IRS does not need more money for enforcement ©. It needs fewer things to enforce (B). What both parties ignore (D). E. They settled on redirecting $20 billion of new IRS funding to other domestic programs.

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The Green economy leads to a more sustainable, low-carbon, and resource-efficient future. It prioritizes investments in renewable energy, green infrastructure, and environmentally friendly practices. This transition creates new job opportunities, promotes social equity, and fosters economic growth while reducing environmental risks and ecological damage.

The Green economy is strongly interlinked with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as SDG 3 (Good health and well-being), SDG 13 (Climate Action), and SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions).

At the same time, the Green economy also faces challenges, such as the need for technological change, policy adaptation, and investment in research and development.

In conclusion, the Green economy is a path towards sustainable development and poverty eradication, with the potential to create a more equitable and prosperous future for all.

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FTP and Telnet are two of the oldest protocols in the history of the Internet. They were developed in the early days of the Internet, when bandwidth was at a premium and user needs were growing. Let's dive into the details of each of these protocols.

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol used for the transfer of computer files between a client and server on a computer network. It was first introduced in 1971 by Abhay Bhushan, a master's student at MIT. FTP allows users to download, upload, and manage files on remote systems. It uses two separate channels for communication: a command channel for sending control information and a data channel for transferring the actual files. FTP is still widely used today, especially for uploading and downloading files to and from web servers.

Telnet, on the other hand, is a client-server protocol that enables users to log into a remote computer system and use it as if they were sitting at the local terminal. It was developed in 1969, two years before FTP, and is one of the earliest examples of a working application suite built for the ARPANET. Telnet is used for remote terminal access, allowing users to access and control a remote computer from a local computer. Unlike FTP, Telnet uses only one connection for both command and data transfer.

Both FTP and Telnet have been around for almost 50 years and have played a significant role in the development of the Internet. However, due to security concerns, they are slowly being phased out in favor of more secure alternatives like SFTP and SSH.

In conclusion, FTP and Telnet are two of the oldest and most fundamental protocols in the history of the Internet. They have been essential for transferring files and accessing remote systems, but their security limitations have led to the development of more secure alternatives

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Its a description of a queue data structure! A queue follows the First-In-First-Out (FIFO) principle, meaning that the first element inserted into the queue is the first one to be removed. It's like a line at a grocery store, where the person who arrives first gets to check out first. The operations you mentioned are typically called "enqueue" (insert at the rear) and "dequeue" (delete from the front).

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Condition
|   Great: acc
|   |   Seating
|   |   |   Four: acc
|   |   |   Two: acc
|   Good: unacc
|   |   Seating
|   |   |   Four: unacc
|   |   |   Two: unacc
|   Bad: unacc

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ANS = 486

This is a geometric sequence with a common ratio of 3, to find the next number in the sequence, we multiply the last number by the common ratio.

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Total Cost = Opening stock of raw material + Opening stock of W.I.P. + Opening stock of finished goods + Raw material purchased + Direct wages + Factory overhead + Direct expenses + Office and Administration overhead + Selling and Distribution overhead - Closing stock of raw material - Closing stock of W.I.P.

ANS = 9,95,000 INR