Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will discuss the following question and the question says, a man sells two watches at $38 each. On one he gains 20% and on other he loses 20%. What is his gain or loss percent on the real transaction? Let's start the solution now. We will first do an assumption that the first price of the first watch is equal to $100. Now it is given that on the first watch he gains 20%. So the profit on the first watch is equal to 20% of the cost price which is $100. This is equal to 20 upon 100 into $100. Zeros get cancelled and this is equal to $20. So the selling price of the first watch is equal to cost price which is $100 plus the profit which is $20 and this is equal to $120. So we have if selling price of first watch is $120 then cost price is equal to $100. Now we have given that the man sells both the watches at $38 each. So the selling price of first watch is $38. So therefore then selling price of first watch is $38 then cost price is equal to $100 upon $120 into $38. The Zeros get cancelled and $12 third times is $38. This is equal to $40. Now we will do an assumption for the second watch let cost price of second watch is equal to $100. We are given that on the second watch he loses 20%. So loss on the second watch is equal to 20% the cost price which is $100. This is equal to 20 upon 100 into $100. Zeros get cancelled and this is equal to $20. So the selling price of the second watch is equal to the cost price that is $100 minus the loss which is $20 and this is equal to $80. So we have if selling price of second watch is $80 then cost price is equal to $100. Now since we have given that he sells both the watches at $38 each. So the selling price of the second watch is also $38. So therefore when selling price of second watch is $48 then cost price is equal to $100 upon $80 into $38. Zeros gets cancelled and $8 sixth times is $48. This is equal to $60. Now we will calculate the total cost price of both the watches. So therefore total cost price of the two watches is equal to cost price of the first watch which is $40. So $40 plus cost price of the second watch which is $60 and this is equal to $100. Now total selling price of the two watches is equal to $48 plus $48 since both the watches are sold at $48 each. This is equal to $96. Now the net loss is equal to total cost price which is $100 minus total selling price which is $96 and this is equal to $4 Now we have to find the game of loss percent on the whole transaction. Now loss percent is equal to loss upon cost price into $100. So therefore loss percent in this case is equal to net loss which is $4 upon cost price which is $100 into $100 and this is equal to 4%. So the final answer is loss percent on the whole transaction is equal to 4% with this we end our session. Hope you enjoyed the session.


If you've ever been in love or got lost in a daydream of romance, you may have gotten the idea in your head that those intense feelings of true love will last forever. But real love is more than just the initial feelings of butterflies. The strong attraction and the intense feelings that come with romantic love may fade in and out during a long-term relationship. Relationship specialist and psychologist Mark E. Sharp, PhD, explains that after those beginning feelings fade, most couples are left with feelings of connection and affection. Even so, most couples have to work to keep their relationship lasting. Even those who experience real love that lasts the test of time have to work at it. So how do you find a love like this? Where do you even begin? That love to give, but to who? Love can take a lot of work, even if it's for yourself. Expert Margaret Paul, PhD, states in a Mind Body Green podcast and article that there is a big difference between trying to get love and actually sharing love. We can't share love if we don't have love to share. So does this mean you can't love anyone if you don't love yourself? No. But loving yourself sure does seem to make things easier in relationships. Insecurities and harsh judgments about yourself can hurt a relationship. You may commonly look to only your partner to soothe these self-doubts and assure yourself. And while most people love assurance from their partner, it could be unhealthy to rely on only them for those harsh insecurities to be tamed. Relationship expert Margaret Paul puts it into perspective by asking that people imagine their inner selves as a child. She explains, you would not be going around the neighborhood trying to find somebody else to take care of your child, right?  Apply that logic to yourself. What would happen if you asked someone else to care for your inner self? The love of your life may gladly help care for your inner child, but feelings of rejection and abandonment may come into play from you in regards to yourself.  Paul says that when you don't love yourself, that's what happens on the inner level. Beware of these red flags. If you want to find a love that's healthy and lasts, then you should be aware of these common relationship red flags. For starters, a good relationship shouldn't revolve around needing to feel needed. Falling into emotional dependency early in the dating process with your partner can often be a bad idea. People often want to feel needed, and can go into relationships mainly looking for this type of satisfaction. Psychiatrist Abigail Brenner M.D. explains in Psychology Today that the need may be that you, my partner, must do certain things for me to make me feel secure and satisfied, or that you allow me, your partner, to feel needed by fulfilling your needs. She warns that this will often lead to a relationship with little or no where to grow. On a first date, it's also a good idea to look out for the big red flag of someone negatively ranting about their ex. Psychotherapist Katie Gillis explains in Psychology Today that it shows an enormous lack of respect towards others in their life and ultimately speaks to their integrity. There is an appropriate way and time to discuss concerns and issues with previous partners, so watch how this is done. Then there's some other classic red flags. Lying, jealousy, egocentrism, controlling manners, the list goes on. But perhaps one red flag that people sometimes try to convince themselves out of is simply feeling uncomfortable around them. What? Yes, it's sometimes obvious that we as humans would turn away from what makes us uncomfortable, but psychologically there's more at play here. Psychotherapist Katie Gillis explains that trauma survivors, specifically those with a family origin of trauma, have learned a coping mechanism to ignore or even deny their reality. She goes on explaining that poor treatment is often normalized in their adult relationships due to them being taught as children that those who are supposed to provide love and comfort often end up hurting them.  This recommends to pay attention to the amount of time you spend trying to decipher untruths or lives. When you catch yourself saying that just does not make any sense, trust that feeling. If you're often feeling uncomfortable but find yourself automatically dismissing it, that is an important red flag that you shouldn't ignore. The green flag that may lead to love. Okay, so we've talked about red flags, but what about green flags? One green flag in a relationship can be consistent kindness, trustworthiness, communication, reliability and prioritizing each other. But there is one green flag you can look out for to see if you've found a partner that could truly love you or already does. A 2006 study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that how your partner reacts to your good news rather than just bad news can reveal a lot about your relationship. 79 couples were videotaped discussing good news and bad news to their partner. Researchers observed the partner's behavior and response to hearing the good news and bad news. The person giving the news rated how understood, validated and cared for they felt during the reveal of news. After two months, the researchers checked in on those couples again and found that responses to positive event discussions were more closely related to relationship well-being and breakup than were responses to negative event discussions. The results are discussed in terms of the recurrent but often overlooked role that positive emotional exchanges play in building relationship resources. So if you want a clue into how your relationship is going, reveal some good news to your partner. Do they passively approve or show genuine excitement, mutual delight or are they a bit detached in response to your joy? If you're mutually sharing the happiness this good news brings, then that seems like a pretty green flag. So perhaps you're thinking, all is going pretty well, love seems to be in the air, but how do you make it last? Well, there are a few things that may help. For one, a strong foundation is vital. In an article for PsychCentral, licensed marriage and family therapist Modita Rastogi, PhD, explains that your interests, opinions and experiences can change as you grow, but if you share the same core belief systems, you will have a platform from which to build a strong relationship. Core beliefs and values can be very important in a long-term healthy relationship, but what about the little things? When one first starts dating, perhaps indeed looking for love, they may get too hung up on sharing similar interests, the small ones. But this doesn't always lead to a successful relationship. Similar interests and hobbies aren't as important as you may think initially. Licensed associate marriage and family therapist Sheila Tucker, L.A.M.FT, explains to Bustle that we're often led to believe that we need to be compatible in every area of our lives in order for a relationship to work. However, relationships often work best when you have the ability to do both things apart as well as together. So, while core values and beliefs seem to foster a loving and healthy long-term relationship, varying hobbies and interests can as well. You may just both take an interest in each other's interests as long as you get to know each other, and if not, sometime doing your own thing is healthy too. As long as you both spend quality time together during other moments. But what about conflict, you may ask? Well, clinical psychologist Jana Dubinsky, PSYD, has found in her research that conflict is bound to happen with all couples at some time. The key here is how they handle and manage their conflict. Hmm. So instead of focusing on winning the fight, listening to understand what your partner is trying to express seems more vital, don't you think? Dubinsky continued to explain in an article from PsychCentral that we don't have to agree, but we must work to understand. So once you've found love, it's best to not only enjoy it, but to truly try to understand the source of it all as well. Who is it you love? And what is it they're trying to say? You love them after all? So take a listen. Love is a magical thing. And if you're searching for it, we want to hear what it is you're looking out for. Give us the good news. Comment down below what it is you're looking for in a loving partner. You can't always rely on signs to find love. Sometimes things simply don't work out. But rather use those signs and relationship flags to find a partner that could just one day be your love. Hopefully, one that lasts that test of time. If you both put in that commitment and work often, every long-term relationship needs. We hope you've enjoyed this video. If you did, don't forget to click the like button and share it with a friend. Subscribe to Psych2Go and hit the notification bell icon for more content like this. As always, thanks for watching.


One day I thought to myself what would happen if I combined text mining and enrichment analysis would I get publication enrichment? As you may know I've done a lot of text mining in particular named entity recognition where you go through a publication and Mark all the things like genes that are mentioned when you do that you effectively turn a publication into a gene set and If you do it for the entire literature, you'll have millions of gene sets If you use those as input for enrichment analysis either traditional two-by-two contingency tables or rank-based Statistics and of course correct for the millions of tests that you've now performed you've invented publication enrichment The result of that is a list of papers that mention many of your genes of interest Maybe you should go read them. We've already implemented this functionality for you in the string database Try it out


Five reasons why EDMN fell from power. Five. Economic mismanagement and hyperinflation led to the collapse of the Ugandan economy under Amin's regime. Four. Human rights abuses, torture and forced disappearances led to international condemnation and isolation of Amin's government. Three. Amin's foreign policy characterized by support for extremist groups and hostility towards neighboring countries led to conflicts and strained relations with other countries. Two. The expulsion of Ugandan Asians and seizure of their property in 1972, which was seen as an act of racial and economic discrimination, led to a loss of skilled professionals and entrepreneurs, further weakening the economy. One. Military defeats, including the loss of the war with Tanzania in 1979, eroded Amin's support and weakened his army, paving the way for his downfall.


I'm here yet again with another product review and this time it's by a local Phoenix lady and let me let me just pause for a second girl I apologize in advance for the fool that you're in the background my husband son or outside in the pool yet I am here recording videos for y'all so anyway y'all let me not be petty so this is by the curl game I should say curl game I attended an event in December here with stylus entrepreneur miss earlet pender you guys have seen her before on my channel she's the only person that I trust in 2019 to touch my head and so while I was there there was a young lady on the panel and as I walked by I smelt girl it's not wonderful I smell conditioner and so I turned around I said I smell conditioner and it smells really good and his girl whipped around and she said oh that would be me I said what do you have in your hair cuz our curls were very defined she looked like she was a 4a 4b very defined wash and go she said oh it's my it's my own line and I was like oh do tell I'm a youtuber I do product reviews do you have these products here so she gave me three full-size bottles this was way way back in December but I've been so busy with product reviews etc so what I'm going to do today is review two of the products she has three so I'm just gonna go ahead and let you guys know what products they are first up we have the moisture bomb leave-in conditioner with marshmallow first of all I already liked the ingredients I love the ingredients moisture bomb leave-in conditioner with marshmallow root and rose hip this is a detangler styler daily moisturizer natural ingredients rejuvenate dried hair I've already used a little bit of it just a little bit it has a nice pump this looks about this looks about six eight ounces okay eight ounces let's get into the consistency marshmallow root I've never tried a product that has marshmallow root in it before from what I understand marshmallow root is great for detangling hair it smells really good next up we have her avocado and camellia seed oil moisture lock sales moisture for days defined light curls anti-phrase promotes hair growth and so these are the two products I will be using today all right y'all the I'm really excited about this last product I will be using this in about two or three more weeks I have another product I want to review in between this but this is a deep conditioner made with rice water the moisture lock rice water deep conditioner and again this will be in a separate video of its own so yeah you guys I had to blow out my hair recently I didn't want to but I had a bad experience with another product curls daughter the conditioner but I'm gonna let it slide and I do have another product from her line that I'm going to try so I had to wash my hair twice in one day I ended up blowing it out and now it stretches been like this for about a day and a half so I know it's very dry yeah my hair so dry all right one pump maybe two of the styler slash detangler slash leave in it smells so good this is the consistency I may need more than that oh god that smells so good it it's very creamy you guys all right now let's go in with the oil very thick come through sis so you guys I'm gonna end up doing a flat twist with my hair I find that the styling product here is not going to provide much hold so although I didn't mention it earlier I will be using the wet line extreme gel in conjunction with the styler and then placing the oil on top I'm going to do well my intentions were to use perm rods but instead I'm going to do hanging band two and the reason why my mouth in Japan is because I am recording a chit chat video here okay of all the boxes I'm still getting my house together I'm going to use a little bit of her oils to help unravel and with the frizz I'm really really liking the way her products smell together you guys now I know why her hair was smelling so great that day so I'm going to take my time here unraveling separate and just a bit although I did use the wet line extreme gel as I stated earlier I still find that my hair is a little bit it's not as much hold as I expected but that's okay it's okay pick up my hair I don't want to create frizz and yes I really am liking this if you haven't noticed by now or maybe you don't know girl so I'm gonna let you know my favorite style is flat twist on blown up hair my fear I don't do it a lot maybe two or three times a year but this is my favorite style I will be having further information below in the description box showing you what the back of my hair looks like but yes girl I'm serving you bawdy I'm serving you shine I'm serving you definition so that is it everyone thank you so much for watching take care bye