What is the difference between a load and a control?
What will be an ideal response?
A load is designed to use power while a control does not. Controls either let power pass or they do not let it pass.
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a. provide feedback and recognition b. reward increased turnover c. develop challenging jobs d. offer personal advice
One way to at least partially deal with forecasting problems associated with environmental
uncertainty is to
a. develop plans over several time horizons. b. do sales forecasting first, followed by other forecasts. c. develop an absolute forecasting index. d. express forecasts as a range of values. e. All of the above.
This is the implication of up link power control.
A. Reduces overall up link interference while minimizing UE's transmit power B. Reduces the battery life of the UE because the UE may be asked to increase its transmit power level C. The gNB needs to transmit at a higher power level to compensate for any changes in the UE's transmit power level to account for any link imbalance
Scale selection depends on the:
A. actual size of the objects drawn. B. amount of detail to show. C. media size. D. amount of dimensioning and notes required. E. all of the above