2. Which tab is used to edit objects on the Slide Master and layouts?
A. View
B. Insert
C. Shape format
D. Design

Answer is not A. View
It’s B. Insert

The packets would be encapsulated in single frame in scenario A. In scenario B, it should be in multi frames.

In scenario A, given that this network has been said to be prone to error, the packets should be encapsulated in single frames.

The reason for this is because, using a single frame helps to decrease error. We have been told already that it is prone to error. If you use the multi frame, there would be very high likelihood of errors occurring.

In scenario B, given that the network is accurate and very reliable, the best packet is the multi frame.

It would give a quicker transmission and the likelihood of errors occurring is also low.

Read more on https://brainly.com/question/24373056?referrer=searchResults

Answer:

T

Explanation:

Answer:

When Scheme is a pure functional language, it cannot include the function DISPLAY. Since the pure functional languages will return the same value whenever the same expression is evaluated, and the DISPLAY would be the output and thus it cannot be part of the purely functional language. Thus in the pure functional language we can evaluate the expressions with the same arguments and it returns the same value since there is no state to change.

Explanation:

Answer:a

What are the activities a Database Designer will do if using the SDLC to design a Database [10]

Q1b

List the five main components of Access Database and state their uses [1

Explanation:

Answer:

True

Explanation:

The statement is True. The Microsoft Outlook 365 can be described as personal information manager.

Microsoft Outlook is the software system, that allows the users to manage various personal and official information and data altogether at one place.

The Microsoft Outlook is known as personal information manager because it allows the users to managing task, providing calendar services, helps in emailing. It also manages contact and keeps the record of journal logs and many more.

Therefore, the statement regarding outlook 365 is True.

Learn more about Microsoft Outlook, here:

https://brainly.com/question/17457799

#SPJ5

The answer is "Option b" which is "id", and its further calculation can be defined as follows:

The wrong choice can be defined as follows:

Therefore "Choice b" is the correct answer.

Learn more:

Linux system: brainly.com/question/3133247

Given:

Network IP address [tex]\bold{= 172.149.254.0 /24}[/tex]

Subnet numbers [tex]\bold{= 13}[/tex]

Calculating the borrow bits:

[tex]\to \bold{= ceil(\log_{2} 13) = 4 \ bits}[/tex]

a)

Calculating the dotted decimal value for the subnet mask:

[tex]\to \bold{11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000}\\\\\to \bold{255.255.255.240}\\\\[/tex]

b)

The additional bits which will be needed to mask the subnet mask that is = 4.

Learn more: brainly.com/question/2254014

Answer:

[OPINION]

First one is correct.

For the second one, I think the leader should accept the invitation and forward it to the entire team. [As the team experienced success due to group work, so every team member should be invited... as the success was a result of the hardwork of every member]

About the third one, I think it depends on the person so you may be correct. But, if I was asked to choose I would have been chosen.... rational approach

This is just my opinion. Hope it helps you:)

ANSWER:

· New artificial intelligence systems are being developed to help teachers administer more effective testing that could uncover some of these often-hidden conditions. Once they can be properly identified, educators can tap into the resources available for a learning disability. Students can use AI to give reliable feedback.

Answer:

strcmp() is a built-in library function and is declared in <string. h> header file. This function takes two strings as arguments and compare these two strings lexicographically.

Explanation:

Hope it helps

Answer:

Using LinkedIn automation tools to run successful outreach campaigns has become popular. It’s because these tools automate tedious networking tasks such as visiting profiles, collecting data, sending out bulk connection requests, messages, and follow-ups, etc.  

With the help of the latest LinkedIn automation tools, you can quickly perform all the repetitive tasks while saving yourself a lot of time that you can use on actual relationship building and lead nurturing tasks.  

However, LinkedIn isn’t really amused when using any bots or automation tools for LinkedIn.

Answer:

Routers

Explanation:

Essentially a router is a device used in networking that route packets of data from one computer network to another.

Answer:

routers

Explanation:

Routers are hardware devices that route the data from place to place. Data "hops" from one router to another until it reaches its destination. ISPs and IP addresses are not hardware devices. Servers are hardware devices but do not route data.

-Edge 2022

Answer:

please mark brillient

Answer:

So we can maintain high quality designs at any graphic scale.

Explanation:

Unlike other graphic formats which simply define colors for fixed pixels, vector graphics define points and shapes (vectors) which are then used to draw the graphic at the desired and appropriate resolution.

Our graphic can look good at any resolution, no matter how large it gets. If we take a png or jpg file and make it extremely large, you'll notice the image begins to get blurry, because the pixels are being stretched and colors are being predicted or matched for the larger scale.

Answer:

C++

Explanation:

C++ is used in application development

Answer:

One approach would be to move all items from stack1 to stack2 (effectively reversing the items), then pop the top item from stack2 and then put them back.

Assume you use stack1 for enqueueing. So enqueue(x) = stack1.push(x).

Dequeueing would be:

- For all items in stack1: pop them from stack1 and push them in stack 2.

- Pop one item from stack2, which will be your dequeue result

- For all items in stack2: pop them from stack2 and push them in stack 1.

Hope it makes sense. I'm sure you can draw a diagram.

Answer:

nonrecursive

Explanation:

Answer:

The red Mustang should be given the right-of-way at this intersection because:

The red Mustang arrived first before the blue Prius and is closer to the stop sign before the arrival of the blue Prius.  This implies that the red Mustang must have waited for its turn, unlike the blue Prius that just arrived at the intersection.

Explanation:

Traffic laws, regulations, and IPDE defensive driving strategy require that drivers always give way to the vehicle that arrived before them at an intersection.   Assuming that multiple vehicles reach the intersection simultaneously, then the vehicle must be given the right-of-way.  Alternatively, the traffic lights at the intersection should be obeyed and be allowed to regulate the movement of vehicles.  IPDE defensive driving strategy requires drivers to be watchful of their driving spaces to determine the appropriate time to move.

An HTML is made up of several individual tags and elements such as the head, body. form, frame and many more.

In an HTML page, the meta element and the title element are placed in the head element.

An illustration is as follows:

< head >

< title > My Title < /title >

 < meta charset="UTF-8" >

< / head >

The head element contains quite a number of elements and tags; some of them are:

And so on.

Hence, in order to use a meta-data element, the meta element has to be placed within the head element.

Read more about HTML elements at:

https://brainly.com/question/4484498

Answer:

#include <iostream>

int main() {

 // The length of the list

 int l;

 // The array containing the numbers

 int *list;

 // Threshold, last value in array

 int thresh;

 // Read in first value and create an array with the size of that value

 scanf("%d", &l);

 list = (int*) malloc(l * sizeof(int));

 for(int i = 0; i < l; i++) {

   scanf("%d", &list[i]);

 }

 thresh = list[l - 1];

 // Print the values

 for(int i = 0; i < l - 1; i++) {

   if (list[i] <= thresh) {

     printf("%d ", list[i]);

   }

 }

 printf("\n");

 free(list);

}

Explanation:

The program assumes at least two values are provided. The length of the list and the threshold.

We first read in an integer, and find out how many more integers we need to read. We create an array with the appropriate size, and loop through to fill the array with values. We know the last value is the threshold, and so we do one more loop to compare the values in the array with the threshold.

Answer: a. 1101 b. 10000 or 101010 c. 100100100 d. 1100 e. 111101 f. 1111000 g. 11101 h. 101100 1000011 1100010

Excel will generally be able to handle any properly-input mathematical formula, if valid operators are used. Commonly used operators include "+" (addition), "-" (subtraction), "*" (multiplication) and "/" (division).  (Microsoft has a complete list of valid operators to be used in Excel formulas on the Office website).  Here are some examples of formulas using common operators:

Formula                                                                              Description

=C2-B2                                                                Subtracts contents of B2 from contents of C2

=C2/B2                                                                Divides contents of C2 by contents of B2

=(B2+C2+D2)/3                                                  Adds contents of B2, C2, and D2 and divides result by 3

After hitting "Enter", the cell will display the calculated value, while the formula bar will still display the formula.  (Note: Always hit “Enter” when finished entering a formula, manually.  If you click off the cell, the cell you click to will be added to your formula.)Formulas

Formulas in Excel are basically mathematical expressions that use cell references (e.g., “A5”,” D17”) as arguments.  For example, a formula that adds the contents of cell E5 and E6 could be written as follows:

= E5+E6

(Note: all formulas in Excel need to be preceded by an “=” sign.) If the values contained in E5 and E6 are 6 and 11, respectively, the formula will produce 17 as the value it displays. If you change E5 to 7, the result will automatically change to 18.

Example

Let's say you were putting together an office supply order, and you wanted to keep track of much you were spending. You could put together a spreadsheet like the one below, with the list of items to be purchased, their unit prices, the number of each item ordered, and the total spent for each.  It would make sense to enter the things you know in advance (like the price of individual items and the number ordered), but you could let Excel calculate the totals for you.  For the first item listed below (pencils), this could be done by making the value of the total price (cell D2), the value of the unit price (held in cell C2) multiplied by the number of items ordered (held in D2).  This formula would be written "=B2*C2".

Once you click "OK", your completed formula will be input into the cell.

Copying and pasting formulas

Often, you will need Excel to do a series of similar computations, where the only things that will change are the cells used as arguments.  For instance, in the example above, you would probably like Excel to calculate the Total Price for each item in the order.  You could re-input the same formula used to get the total price for pencils in each cell in that row, just changing the cells referenced (i.e. "=PRODUCT(B3:C3)", "=PRODUCT(B4:C4)", etc.), but Excel has simpler method for this. If you have multiple cells in the same row or column that need to do the same computation, you can simply copy the value in the cell you entered a formula, and then paste it into the subsequent cells.  Excel will then automatically adjust which cells are included in the formula, based upon which cell the formula was pasted to.  So, if the original formula entered in D2 was "=PRODUCT(B2:C2)", the formula pasted into D4 would be "=PRODUCT(B4:C4)"

More simply, if you have a formula you want repeated in a number of directly adjoining cells, you can just click and drag the bottom right corner of the cell with the original formula (see image below) onto the cells you want the same formula entered, and Excel will automatically copy and paste the formula for you, with appropriate adjustments made to the cell numbers in the formula.

After selecting "PRODUCT" and clicking OK, you will get another dialog box, that allows you to select the cells to be multiplied.  You can do this for individual cells, by selecting cells separately in the "Number1" and  "Number2" boxes shown below, or by selecting an array of cells, by clicking and dragging on the range cells you want to use on the spreadsheet, itself.  (Note: if you try to enter a formula in a cell using the Insert Formula button and there are adjacent cells with numbers, Excel will often select those cells automatically, so make sure the cells selected in the dialog box are the correct ones.) Excel also has built-in functions that can do a lot of useful calculations.  These are most easily accessed by hitting the Insert Function button, which is represented by the “fx” symbol next to the formula bar.  For example, instead of entering the formula shown above, the same result could have been achieved using the built-in "PRODUCT" function by clicking in cell D2 and hitting the Insert Formula button.  This would give a dialog box like the one shown, below.

After choosing “PRODUCT” and pressing OK, a new dialogue box will appear where you may choose which cells should be multiplied. By selecting particular cells in the “Number1” and “Number2” boxes as shown below, you can do this for specific cells.

Additionally, Excel contains many useful built-in functions that can perform calculations. The button shown by the “fx” sign next to the formula bar, “Insert Function,” can be used to access these the simplest way by clicking it.

Make sure the cells selected in the dialogue box are the proper ones because if you try to insert a formula in a cell using the Insert Formula button and there are adjacent cells containing numbers. Excel will frequently select those cells automatically.)

Therefore, by deciding a range of cells on the spreadsheet itself by clicking and dragging on the desired range of cells.

Learn more about cell E2 here:

https://brainly.com/question/6961706

#SPJ2

Answer:

D. WPA2

Explanation:

Required

Of the 4 options, which is the most secured?

WPA was created as a solution to the vulnerabilities in WEP/WEP2. Then, WPA was upgraded to WPA2.

WPA2 is the least vulnerable to hacks because for every user that is connected to the network through WPA2, a unique encryption is made available for such connection.

Hence, the most secure connection, of the 4 is WPA2.

Explanation:

algorithmic thinking - developing a set of instructions or sequence of steps to solve a problem;

evaluation - ensuring a solution is fit-for-purpose;

decomposition - breaking a problem down into its component parts;

Answer and Explanation:

Using JavaScript:

/* program should take N input which represents the dollar amount and output how many chocolate bars and how many coupons we have*/

function chocolatebar(dollars){

var dollaramt= dollars;

var i;

for(i=0; i <= dollaramt; i++){

i=i+6

?

Alert ("you have 1 extra chocolate bar");

:

Alert ("keep buying chocolate bars to get more coupons for a bonus chocolate bar")

}

}

*

Answer:

no

Explanation:

Answer:

There are two main types of software: systems software and application software. Systems software includes the programs that are dedicated to managing the computer itself, such as the operating system, file management utilities, and disk operating system (or DOS)

Answer:

There are two main types of software: systems software and application software. Systems software includes the programs that are dedicated to managing the computer itself, such as the operating system, file management utilities, and disk operating system (or DOS)

Explanation:

thanks for question

Answer:

Code:

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;  

char* prt_bin( int value, int length, char s[]){

   for(int i=(length-1); i>=0; i--){

     if((value>>i)&1) {

       s[length-1-i] = '1';  

       // putchar('1');

     }

     else {

       s[length-1-i] = '0';  

       // putchar('0');

     }

   }

   s[length] = '\0';

   return s;

}  

int main(){

     int nbits = 8, c, acc;

     char s[nbits+1];

    int multiplicand, multiplier, mq, mdr;  

   cout<<"Multiplicand: ";

   cin>>multiplicand;

   cout<<"Multiplier: ";

   cin>>multiplier;

    if(multiplier<0 || multiplier>255 ||multiplicand<0 || multiplicand>255){

    cout<<"Given Multiplicand or multiplier is incorrect. Exiting the program.\n";

       return 0;

   }  

   c = 0; acc = 0;

      cout<<"c and acc set to 0\n";

   mq = multiplier;

   mdr = multiplicand;

   cout<<"mq set to multiplier = "<<multiplier<<" decimal and "<<prt_bin(multiplier, nbits, s)<<" binary\n";

   cout<<"mdr set to multiplicand = "<<multiplicand<<" decimal and "<<prt_bin(multiplicand, nbits, s)<<" binary\n";

   printf("---------------------------------------------------\n");

    for(int i=1;i<=nbits;i++){

       printf("step %d: %d %s ",i, c, prt_bin(acc, nbits, s));

       printf("%s\n",prt_bin(mq, nbits, s));

       char lsb = s[nbits-1];  

       if(lsb=='1'){  

           printf("     + %c %s    ^add based on lsb=%c\n", c, prt_bin(mdr, nbits, s), lsb);

           printf("      ----------\n");

           acc = acc + multiplicand;

       }  

       else{

           printf("     + %c %s    ^no add based on lsb=%c\n", c, prt_bin(0, nbits, s), lsb);

           printf("      ----------\n");

       }  

       printf("      %d %s ", c, prt_bin(acc, nbits, s));

       printf("%s\n",prt_bin(mq, nbits, s));  

       printf("     >>          shift right\n");  

       mq = mq>>1;  

       if(acc%2==1){

           mq = mq+128;

       }  

       acc = acc>>1;  

       printf("      %d %s ", c, prt_bin(acc, nbits, s));

       printf("%s\n",prt_bin(mq, nbits, s));  

       printf("---------------------------------------------------\n");

   }  

   char sr[nbits*2+1];  

   printf("check:              binary   decimal\n");

   printf("                 %s        %d\n", prt_bin(multiplicand, nbits, s), multiplicand);

   printf("       x         %s  x     %d\n", prt_bin(multiplier, nbits, s), multiplier);

   printf("          ----------------    ------\n");

   printf("          %s      %d\n", prt_bin(multiplier*multiplicand, nbits*2, sr), multiplier*multiplicand);

   return 0;

}

Answer:

it should be the welcome screen I will hope so lol

Answer:

welcomeyou don't know that much also

Explanation:

Packed BCD ( Binary coded decimal) is type in which each decimal digit is represented by 4 bits ( 1 nibble) . For Example : 14 will be shown as 0001 0100 in packed BCD form. Unpacked BCD is type in which each decimal digit is represented by 8 bits ( 1 byte).