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What are the differences between project report and feasibility report?
Feasibility report means whether a project is worth taking? since a project involves huge outlay if it is not feasible then it may be dropped.Feasibility report tells whether it is worth undertaking a particular project or not Project report on the other hand details out everything who are the promotors ,about the capital assets,how it is planned to be funded,Projected cash flows and projected balance sheet etc ,its marketing plans i.e everything in deatil about the projec t
What information is stored in external style sheet?
A CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) contains information about page formatting. It can include data related to every HTML element. For example, it can define the font face, size, and color of the <h1> tag.
What is the weight of mm gauge MS sheet?
The weight of a mild steel (MS) sheet in millimeters (mm) gauge can be calculated using the formula: Weight (kg) = Length (m) × Width (m) × Thickness (mm) × Density (7850 kg/m³). For example, a 1mm thick MS sheet measuring 1m x 1m would weigh approximately 7.85 kg. The specific weight will vary based on the dimensions and thickness of the sheet.
What is the difference between blanking and punching?
Blanking and punching are both shearing operation. The difference is only in the scrap. In blanking what you cut out is of interest.In punching what you cut from is of interest.For example: You cut a hole in a sheet metal. If you are interested in the disc that is cut out, then the process is called blanking. The sheet metal with a hole through it is the scrap. If you are interested in the sheet metal that now has a hole through it, then the process is called punching. The disc is the scrap.
What do you call a sheet of glass?
A sheet of glass is called a pane.
What is the recommended baking sheet size for making cookies?
The recommended baking sheet size for making cookies is typically a standard half-sheet pan, which measures about 18 by 13 inches.
What does zoom do in Excel?
It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.It allows you to zoom in and out, making a sheet look bigger or smaller. You can drag the slider with the mouse to do the zoom.
Example of Annual report?
The balance sheet
Is there a website for making sheet music?
go to noteflight.com
What is a real life example of a plane in geometry?
a sheet of paper
Is sheet metal magnetic?
Not necessarily; tin is not magnetic, for example.
What is a deception?
to measure the thinkness of one sheet of paper/that was a example
Sheet music for making love out of nothing at all by air supply?
making love out of nothing at all
What is a cooks worksheet?
a cooks work sheet is kind of like an instruction sheet were all the ingredients are & instructions on how to make whatever you are making.
The percentage of change in long-term liabilities between two balance sheet dates is an example?
The percentage of change in long-term liabilities between two balance sheet dates is an example of
What is the purpose of a assumption sheet?
An assumption sheet is a document used to outline key assumptions made during project planning, analysis, or decision-making processes. Its purpose is to provide clarity and transparency regarding the underlying beliefs that guide the project's direction or financial model. By explicitly stating these assumptions, stakeholders can better understand potential risks, validate the feasibility of the project, and ensure alignment among team members. It also serves as a reference point for future evaluations and adjustments.
When did Browning start making sheet metal guns?
AFAIK, they haven't
