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1. Tables can be a powerful tool to approximate a limit, but they need to be used wisely. Learn how to create tables in order to find a good approximation of a limit, and learn how to approximate a limit given a table of values.

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2. Dec 03,  · To much of my disappointment, the Belkin Cassette Adapter turned out to be very noisy. That is, a mechanical crunching sound coming from the mechanism itself (not through the speakers). Whereas the Sony one is silent, no mechanical noise coming from the adapter itself. Perhaps the Belkin one I bought this evening is defective, I don't know.

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3. Dec 12,  · A cassette player is said to have a signal-to-noise ratio of 51dB, whereas for a CD player it is 97dB. What is the ratio of intensities of the signal and the background noise for each device? Express your answers using two significant figures. Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma. I got , but it says its wrong. Any help would greatly .

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4. Dec 22,  · I have an old Sony cassette deck (about 18 years old). Recently, I noticed that if I hit "play" without a tape in the deck, a significant amount of noise was produced, and this noise was present when transferring a tape to my computer. So I bought a brand new Sony cassette deck, thinking this would solve the problem. It didn't.

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5. Aug 15,  · Fan noise is not the problem. It's a high-pitched whirring from my otherwise excellent cheapo Limit multi-region player. Any suggestions as to how I might dampen down the sound? It makes the noise whether I set the player on top of my HD-DVD player, on a glass shelf of its own in my AV rack or even just on the wooden floor.

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6. Jun 03,  · I replaced my Shimano 8 speed cassette () with another HG 8-speed but with a different teeth combination (). After fitting it I could hear and feel a rumbling noise around the rear derailleur area. I went for a ride round the block and the noise and how the trembling felt through the frame was even worse.

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7. Sep 26,  · I just purchased an NSX and the OEM radio + cassette player do not work. When I turn on the radio, it makes a static noise. I bought a cassette to aux out (to play music from my iPhone) and it too makes static noise. The antenna for the car does not go up (seems stuck). Could this be a bad head unit?

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8. Dolby Noise Reduction. The Dolby systems for noise reduction employ circuitry which pre-emphasizes high frequencies before they are recorded onto tape in order to make them larger than the tape hiss noise with which they compete.. The circuitry is amplitude-sensitive: only soft high-frequency sounds are emphasized. If loud high-frequency sounds were emphasized, it .

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