What is Cyclic Quadrilateral? A Quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon with four definite segments. It has four edges and vertices. On the other hand, a circle is the locus of multiple points in a plane that is equidistant from a fixed point. If all four vertices of a quadrilateral lie on the circumference of a […]
Read MoreWhat is Apollonius Theorem? Apollonius Theorem is a popular part of elementary Geometry that is related to the length of the median of a triangle and length of its sides too. There are different names for the theorem is different regions and it can be proved by the Pythagorean Theorem by using cosine rule as […]
Read MoreStandard Deviation Formula Standard Deviation is the technique to measure the “dispersement” in statistics. This is a just optimum choice to calculate how much data is spread out. In brief, it will tell you how much data is spread out around the mean or average. In the next step, you need to check either the […]
Read MorePoint of Intersection Formula Have you heard of point of intersection concept in mathematics? If no, don’t panic. Here, we will discuss the point of intersection in detail and how to calculate it either graphically or algebraically. Also, the formula is applicable to a variety of areas like businesses, finance, study, construction, or physics etc. […]
Read MoreConditional Probability Formula Conditional Probability is the probability of one event occurrence having the same relationship with other events too. For example – There is an Event A and it states that it is raining outside. The probability of the event is 0.3% or 30 percent. There is another event B that states you will […]
Read MoreTesting plays a vital role in the overall software development cycle and any IT project cannot be marked as completed until it is not tested repeatedly for different parameters. Here, in this blog for software testing interview questions, we will discuss the top interview questions that are frequently asked by recruiters during the selection process. […]
Read MoreWhat is the Periodic Table? The other name for Periodic Table is Mendeleev’s Table that contains all chemical elements that exist on Earth. The table was proposed in the year 1869 where elements were arranged based on their properties. Although many more elements were in existence prior to that as well, it was the most […]
Read MoreIn this blog for Java interview question, we are going to list the important questions that are frequently asked by the interviewer and taken as important part of the interview process. You would be surprised knowing that Java is used worldwide by more than 10 million developers to develop more robust apps and secure business […]
Read MorePolygon Formula Polygon is the two-dimensional shape that is formed by the straight lines. The polygon with a minimum number of sides is named the triangle. Other examples of Polygon are Squares, Rectangles, parallelogram, Trapezoid etc. A polygon with five sides is named the Polygon and polygon with eight sides is named as the Octagon. […]
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