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It should be noted that now so many years after Shannon s paper was , published, the maximum data transmission rate on an analog telephone channel is still 33.6 kbits/s, which is within 10 percent of Shannon s law. In reality telephone channels today have a bit (no pun intended) less , noise. Although you are probably well aware of 56-kbit/s modems, they operate near that rate only downstream where the destination location has a direct digital connection. In the upstream direction the 56-kbit/s modem is still limited to a data transmission rate of 33.6 kbits/s.

conceptual understanding only. If you need detailed information on the standards for implementing a device driver or other low-level application use, consult the individual organizations that maintain the standards. Be forewarned, though: obtaining the full speci cations for some of these standards can be an expensive proposition some of the manufacturers holding copyrights on portions of this technology expect steep reimbursement. It can cost in the range of several hundred dollars to receive the speci cations containing the full details of their intellectual holdings.

A cell or range reference, or multiple references: SUM(A1:A10) or SUM(A1:A10,A20,B30) A whole column: COUNT(A:A) A whole row: MAX(20:20) A range name: AVERAGE(Revenues) Another formula or expression: SUM(250/3, 12*34.5) Other functions: SUM(AVERAGE(C1:C10), AVERAGE(H1:H10) Optional with a marker: OFFSET(B1,0,2) or OFFSET(B1,,2). The space between the double commas is where the argument 0 has been left out. Optional without a marker: HLOOKUP(D5,B2:B3,2) or HLOOKUP(D5,B2:B3,2,TRUE) Or any combination of the above

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A useful way---and one that we encounter frequently in everyday life---for generating solids is by revolving a planar region about an axis. For example, we can think of a ball (the interior of a sphere) as the solid obtained by rotating a disc about an axis (Figure 8.12). We can think of a cylinder as the solid obtained by rotating a rectangle about an axis (Figure 8.13). We can think of a tubular solid as obtained by rotating a rectangle around a non-adjacent axis (Figure 8.14). There are two main methods for calculating volumes of solids of revolution: the method of washers and the method of cylinders. The first of these is really an instance of volume by slicing, just as we saw in the last section. The second

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