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Jim has 42 cents and has 8 coins, and Jack has 56 cents and has 6 coins. Which has more nickels than the other?
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Jim has 2 nickel and Jack has 1
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Above answer is wrong...doesn't add up. Answer from Sept 9 is correct. But more explicitely, the answer is. Jim has 4 nickels (20), 2 dimes (20) and 2 pennies (2) = 42 cents with 8 coins Jack has 2 nickels (10), 2 dimes (20), 1 quarter (25) and 1 penny (1) = 56 cents with 6 coins But, remember to state the answer to the original question - "Jim has more nickels." Less
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Jim has 4 nickels and jack has 2
Do you have any questions for me?
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Asked at the end of the first and third interviews. If you are serious, prepare about 20 good questions for the interview process. Less
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Would you mind listing some of the questions you had prepared to ask them during the interview. It would helped me alot because I have the first phone interview coming up real soon. thanks Less
How would you go about testing during a development cycle?
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Interviewer went into details about requirements, but they weren't needed since he sortof guided me into the broader scale he wanted. Unit testing, component testing, integration testing, performance testing, customer acceptance testing. all progressing. didn't want to know precise details Less
How does a substrate bias (a.k.a. back-gate bias) on a MOS transistor affect Vt?
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A back-gate bias increases the magnitude of Vt. The mechanism is an increase in the depletion width of the induced p-n junction under the gate. This uncovers more fixed charge in the channel region. (The mobile charge gets "pulled" to the substrate contact.) Since the uncovered fixed charge has the same sign as the channel inversion charge, not as much channel inversion charge is needed to balance the charge on the gate. As a result, some of the inversion charge flows out the source terminal, so the channel isn't as inverted as it was prior to applying the substrate bias. Therefore, the gate voltage needs to increase in magnitude to restore the previous level of channel inversion. Less
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Generally speaking, it is the so called body effect. For NMOS, with the decrease of VB, VTH increases. Less
What do you add to this position which others may not?
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The manager noted he had met other interviewees, so this question was especially important. I didn't bother admitting my skills are not unique or that my personal optimism couldn't be found elsewhere but that the combination of these 2 as well as my personal desire to work for an organization whose goal is clear, good, and simple were my unique traits. Less
Do you know what the job entails and what you will be doing?
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Am sure this will come in the technical interview.
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Each interview was conducted over the phone and the interviewer called right on time. Extremely professional. Process not completed just yet to will write more as soon as this is done. Less
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Can you be more precise what technical question did they ask? Thanks