Geometry Fundamentals and Logic Principles

Chapter 1: Foundations of Geometry

1.1: Points, Lines, and Planes

  • Collinear: Points on the same line.
  • Coplanar: Points that lie in the same plane.
  • Segment: A part of a line consisting of two endpoints and all points between them.
  • Endpoint: A point at the end of a segment or the starting point of a ray.
  • Ray: Part of a line that extends from one endpoint infinitely in one direction.
  • Opposite rays: Two rays that have a common endpoint and form a line.
  • Postulate: A statement that is accepted as true without
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Engineering Investment Evaluation: Present, Future & Annual Worth

Present, Future & Annual Equivalent — Equal & Unequal Lives

1. Purpose of Investment Evaluation

Used to compare different engineering projects based on their economic worth.

Projects may have:

  • Different lifetimes
  • Different cash-flow patterns
  • Different initial investments

Goal → Select the economically best alternative.

2. Interest Factors (Essential)

(These appear multiple times, so memorize.)

Let i = interest rate per period, n = number of periods.

(P/F, i, n)

Present worth of single future sum:

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Geospatial Data Models and Coordinate Systems Explained

Geospatial Data Models and Acquisition

The Spaghetti Data Model lacks essential spatial relationships such as connectivity (chaining), adjacency (left/right), or containment (e.g., Polygon X within Polygon Y).

Elements of GIScience: Geospatial Data

Geospatial analysis relies on two primary data types:

  • Vector Data: Represents discrete objects with distinct boundaries.
  • Raster Data: Represents continuous fields where every location has a value.

Data Acquisition Methods

Data acquisition involves obtaining

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JULIOL 2018 B 1. A)par 2: companies Whose… B) par 3: currently, there… 2. A)F 250 bottles… B)F “We found… C)F people in developing… 3.Concerning, Investigation, meet, pervasive 4. A,b,b.

JUNY 2018 A 1.A) par 3:“We have Demonised… B) par 5:There is still no… 2. A)F somewhere

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Mathematical Functions: Definitions, Types, and Properties

Mathematical Functions: Core Concepts

Function: A rule or correspondence that associates each element $x$ of one set with one and only one element of a set $y$. It is a special relationship between elements of two sets.

Elements of a Function

  • Domain: For a function $f: A \to B$, the domain corresponds to the first set ($A$).
  • Codomain: The second set ($B$), which contains all possible values related to the elements of the domain.
  • Image of a Function: The set of all output values obtained by applying the
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Criminological Theories and Property Crime Prevention Strategies

Policy Evaluation and Decision Making

It is regrettable (e.g., concerning a program in a neighborhood or a law regarding gender violence) if the former is positive or, conversely, if one must reject the measure and propose alternatives to it.

5. Theories of Property Crime

Any theory of crime against property must be based on a hypothesis about the social dispersion of crime. There are two opposing versions:

  1. The “Rotten Apples” Hypothesis

    This theory suggests that a few individuals engage in antisocial

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