you are installing two new hard drives into your network attached storage device your director asks that they be put into a raid solution that offers redundndancy over performance which would you use

Answer:

f. None of the above

Explanation:

Considering the available options, the right answer is option F "None of the above."

Common factors for database management system selection are the following:

1. Cost: various DBMS vendors have different pricing, hence, interested buyers will consider the price before selections

2. Features and Tools: different types of DBMS have varied features and tools in carrying out the work.

3. Software requirements: there are various software requirements in various DBMS, such as encryption support, scalability, application-level data recovery, etc.

4. Hardware requirement: various DBMS vendors have different hardware requirements to consider, such as sizeable RAM, CPU value, etc.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is option F.

Answer:

Hence the answer is given as follows,

Explanation:

By using the NAND operator:-

P or Q and P -Q make an everyday implication sentence using the only NAND is given as,

Answer:

data is the raw fact about its process

Explanation:

input = process= output

data is the raw fact which gonna keeps in files and folders. as we know that data is a information keep in our device that we use .

Answer:

Data and process modelling involves three main tools: data flow diagrams, a data dictionary, and process descriptions. Describe data and process tools. Diagrams showing how data is processed, transformed, and stored in an information system. It does not show program logic or processing steps.

Answer:

Explanation:

so this is what "format" is about,   it's saying what do the ones and zeros represent.   b/c the bits can represent lots of different things ,  like letters with ascii code ,   and that's got several types.  some are 8 bits,  some are 16 bits,  the questions  you've shown are in groups of 5 which is really not a "thing" in binary,  it's always by twos,   without some type of  "frame work"  around the bits, we won't know what they represent,  if that is helping?   the important part is what is the "frame work"   that these bits are in.

all of your questions seem to have some  "art"  thing going on,  they make some kinda of binary artwork,  for what they are saying, that's not what's important.  Other than if they form  palindromes,   maybe that's what the questions are really about, how these do from palindromes, that is, they read the same backwards as forwards... I know.. why would anyone read backwards.. but a computer can do that pretty quickly,  sooo sometimes to check,  it will read  forwards and backwards.. but when there is a palindrome,  the computer is "confused"  

this is also a big big part of  "typing"  not like on a keyboard but when you program, and you say that  your variables are of a certain type,  like a char, or a string, or a double, you are specifying how many bits will be used to represent your data.  so then when you put the ones and zeros into the memory ,  ( think RAM)  then it's stored in groups of what ever size you've determined.    hmmmm   does this help?

Answer. Network

Explanation:

Answer:

1) 10cos ( 2πfct + 10sin 2πfmt )

2) 50 watts

3) 1000 Hz

Explanation:

m(t) = 10cos(1000πt)

c(t) = 10cos(2πfct )

modulation index (  = 10

1) expression for modulated signal ( u(t) )

u(t) = Ac(cos 2πfct ) + A (cos 2πfct m(t) ) Am cos2πf mt

      = 10cos 2πfct + 100 cos 2πfct  cos2π500t

      = 10cos ( 2πfct + 10sin 2πfmt )

2) power of modulated signal

power of modulated signal  μ^2 / 2 ]

           = 10^2/2 ]

           = 50 watts

3) Bandwidth

B = 2fm  = 2 * 500 = 1000 Hz

Answer:

Explanation:

Operation Address Hit? Read Value

Read 0x834 No Unknown

Write 0x836 Yes (not applicable)

Read 0xFFD Yes CO

Answer:

bing or alien ware is the best.

Answer:

Your choice, but personally, desktop is better.

Explanation:

Desktop devices have portrait orientations so content can stretch across a screen and often multiple messages or images can live comfortably in such a wide space. Mobile devices are usually used in portrait orientation (and the smaller screens mean that even in landscape mode, horizontal space is limited).

Answer:

All flags are On ( c, z , N  )

Explanation:

Given data:

4-bit operation

Assuming 2's complement representation

Determine status flags that are on after performing 1010+0110

    1   1

    1  0   1  0

    0  1   1  0

  1  0 0 0 0

we will carry bit = 1 over

hence C = 1

given that: carry in = carry out there will be zero ( 0 ) overflow

hence V = 0

also Z = 1      

But the most significant bit is  N = 1

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

We known that TCP is the connection [tex]\text{oriented}[/tex] protocol. So the TCP expects for the target host to acknowledge or to check that the [tex]\text{communication}[/tex] session has been established or not.

Also the End stations that is running reliable protocols will be working together in order to verify transmission of data so as to ensure the accuracy and the integrity of the data. Hence it is reliable and so the data can be sent A will still be delivered reliably and it is in-sequence at B.

Answer:A computer is an electronic device that manipulates information, or data. It has the ability to store, retrieve, and process data. You may already know that you can use a computer to type documents, send email, play games, and browse the Web.

Answer:

C. Wi-Fi jacking

Explanation:

Answer: yessir b

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

#include <iostream>

using std::cout;

using std::endl;  

using std::cin;  

int main()

{

int side, rowPosition, size;

cout << "Enter the square side: ";

cin >> side;

size = side;

while ( side > 0 ) {

rowPosition = size;

 while ( rowPosition > 0 ) {

if ( size == side || side == 1 || rowPosition == 1 ||  

rowPosition == size )

cout << '*';

else

cout << ' ';

--rowPosition;

}  

cout << '\n';

--side;

}

cout << endl;

return 0;

}

Answer:

The steps that should be performed by the CIS for creating a part dispatch for system board through TechDirect are:

a) Enter the customer's contact and email address into the primary contact fields when requesting a system board through TechDirect

b) Logging fusion ticket to request DPK via DDL

c) Access the customer's DDL account to retrieve DPK and activate the os for the customer

d) Verify the customer email address

Explanation:

The four steps given above must be performed in the CIS if you want to create a part dispatch for the system board through TechDirect.  TechDirect is a support system that enables one to manage all Dell technologies from a single location. After creating the part dispatch, the customer's contact and email address are entered into the primary contact fields to enable the verification of the customer's email address  through the TechDirect.

An error that occurs while a program is being run is an exception. Non-programmers see exceptions as examples that do not follow a general rule.

In computer science, the term "exception" also has the following connotation: It signifies that the issue is an uncommon occurrence; it is the "exception to the rule." Some programming languages use the mechanism known as exception handling to deal with problems automatically. Exception handling is built into several programming languages, including C++, Objective-C, PHP, Java, Ruby, Python, and many others.

In order to manage errors, programs often save the state of execution at the time the problem occurred and interrupt their usual operation to run an exception handler, which is a particular function or section of code. Depending on the type of error that had occurred, the error handler can "correct" the issue and the application can then continue using the previously saved data.

Thus, An error that occurs while a program is being run is an exception.

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Answer:

Explanation:

/* From the information provided, For now will consider the name of table as TRIPGUIDES*/

/*In all the answers below, the syntax is based on Oracle SQL. In case of usage of other database queries, answer may vary to some extent*/

1.

Select R.Reservation_ID, R.Trip_ID , C.Customer_Num,C.Last_Name from Reservation R, Customer C where C.Customer_Num=R.Customer_Num ORDER BY C.Last_Name

/*idea is to select the join the two tables by comparing customer_id field in two tables as it is the only field which is common and then print the desired result later ordering by last name to get the results in sorted order*/

2.

Select R.Reservation_ID, R.Trip_ID , R.NUM_PERSONS from Reservation R, Customer C where C.Customer_Num=R.Customer_Num and C.LAST_NAME='Goff' and C.FIRST_NAME='Ryan'

/*Here, the explaination will be similar to the first query. Choose the desired columns from the tables, and join the two tables by equating the common field

*/

3.

Select T.TRIP_NAME from TRIP T,GUIDE G,TRIPGUIDES TG where T.TRIP_ID=TG.TRIP_ID and TG.GUIDE_NUM=G.GUIDE_NUM and G.LAST_NAME='Abrams' and G.FIRST_NAME='Miles'

/*

Here,we choose three tables TRIP,GUIDE and TRIPGUIDES. Here we selected those trips where we have guides as Miles Abrms in the GUIDES table and equated Trip_id from TRIPGUIDES to TRIP.TRIP_Name so that can have the desired results

*/

4.

Select T.TRIP_NAME

from TRIP T,TRIPGUIDES TG ,G.GUIDE

where T.TRIP_ID=TG.TRIP_ID and T.TYPE='Biking' and TG.GUIDE_NUM=G.GUIDE_NUM and G.LAST_NAME='Boyers' and G.FIRST_NAME='Rita'

/*

In the above question, we first selected the trip name from trip table. To put the condition we first make sure that all the three tables are connected properly. In order to do so, we have equated Guide_nums in guide and tripguides. and also equated trip_id in tripguides and trip. Then we equated names from guide tables and type from trip table for the desired results.

*/

5.

SELECT C.LAST_NAME , T.TRIP_NAME , T.START_LOCATION FROM CUSTOMER C, TRIP T, RESERVATION R WHERE R.TRIP_DATE='2016-07-23' AND T.TRIP_ID=R.TRIP_ID AND C.CUSTOMER_NUM=R.CUSTOMER_NUM

/*

The explaination for this one will be equivalent to the previous question where we just equated the desired columns where we equiated the desired columns in respective fields and also equated the common entities like trip ids and customer ids so that can join tables properly

*/

/*The comparison of dates in SQL depends on the format in which they are stored. In the upper case if the

dates are stored in the format as YYYY-MM-DD, then the above query mentioned will work. In case dates are stored in the form of a string then the following query will work.

SELECT C.LAST_NAME , T.TRIP_NAME , T.START_LOCATION FROM CUSTOMER C, TRIP T, RESERVATION R WHERE R.TRIP_DATE='7/23/2016' AND T.TRIP_ID=R.TRIP_ID AND C.CUSTOMER_NUM=R.CUSTOMER_NUM

*/

6.

Select R.RESERVATION_ID, R.TRIP_ID,R.TRIP_DATE FROM RESERVATION R WHERE R.TRIP_ID IN

{SELECT TRIP_ID FROM TRIP T WHERE STATE='ME'}

/*

In the above question, we firstly extracted all the trip id's which are having locations as maine. Now we have the list of all the trip_id's that have location maine. Now we just need to extract the reservation ids for the same which can be trivally done by simply using the in clause stating print all the tuples whose id's are there in the list of inner query. Remember, IN always checks in the set of values.

*/

7.

Select R.RESERVATION_ID, R.TRIP_ID,R.TRIP_DATE FROM RESERVATION WHERE

EXISTS {SELECT TRIP_ID FROM TRIP T WHERE STATE='ME' and R.TRIP_ID=T.TRIP_ID}

/*

Unlike IN, Exist returns either true or false based on existance of any tuple in the condition provided. In the question above, firstly we checked for the possibilities if there is a trip in state ME and TRIP_IDs are common. Then we selected reservation ID, trip ID and Trip dates for all queries that returns true for inner query

*/

8.

SELECT G.LAST_NAME,G.FIRST_NAME FROM GUIDE WHERE G.GUIDE_NUM IN

{

SELECT DISTINCT TG.GUIDE_NUM FROM TRIPGUIDES TG WHERE TG.TRIPID IN {

SELECT T.TRIP_ID FROM TRIP T WHERE T.TYPE='Paddling'

}

}

/*

We have used here double nested IN queries. Firstly we selected all the trips which had paddling type (from the inner most queries). Using the same, we get the list of guides,(basically got the list of guide_numbers) of all the guides eds which were on trips with trip id we got from the inner most queries. Now that we have all the guide_Nums that were on trip with type paddling, we can simply use the query select last name and first name of all the guides which are having guide nums in the list returned by middle query.

*/

Answer:

Explanation:

A)

10 10 10 1 1

/ / \ --> / \ / \

12 12 1 12 10 12 10

/

14

1 1 1 1

/ \ / \ / \ / \

12 10 --> 6 10 6 10 --> 6 5

/ \ / \ / \ / / \ /

14 6 14 12 14 12 5 14 12 10

1 1 1 1

/ \ / \ / \ / \

6 5 6 5 6 5 --> 3 5

/ \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \ / \

14 12 10 8 14 12 10 8 14 12 10 8 6 12 10 8

/ / \ / \

15 15 3 15 14

After inserting all 1

/ \

3 2

/ \ / \

6 7 5 4

/ \ / \ / \ / \

15 14 12 9 10 11 13 8

b)

First level build : 10

/ \

12 1

/ \ / \

14 6 5 8

/ \ / \ / \ / \

15 3 9 7 4 11 13 2

Heap bottom level: 10

/ \

12 1

/ \ / \

3 6 4 2

/ \ / \ / \ / \

15 14 9 7 5 11 13 8

Heap next level up: 10

/ \

3 1

/ \ / \

12 6 4 2

/ \ / \ / \ / \

15 14 9 7 5 11 13 8

Final heap: 1

/ \

3 2

/ \ / \

12 6 4 8

/ \ / \ / \ / \

15 14 9 7 5 11 13 10

c)

Duing the first time,

First, assume the last element, the 8, is at the root and bubble down.

Then, assume the last element, the 13, is at the root and bubble down.

Then, assume the last element, the 11, is at the root and bubble down.

Final heap:

4

/ \

6 5

/ \ / \

13 7 10 8

/ \ / \ /

15 14 12 9 11

In the next iteration,

First, assume the last element, the 10, is at the root and bubble down.

Then, assume the last element, the 13, is at the root and bubble down.

Then, asssume the last element, the 11, is at the root and bubble down.

So, after performing all operations, the heap looks like below:

4

/ \

6 5

/ \ / \

12 7 10 8

/ \ / \ /

15 14 9 13 11

Answer:

double decimal1, decimal2;

int whole;

Explanation:

Required

Declare 2 decimals and 1 int.

The syntax to declare a variable is:

data-type variable-name;

To declare decimal, we simply make use of double or float data types.

So, we have:

double decimal1, decimal2; ----> for the decimal variables

And

int whole; ---- for the whole number

Answer:

#element

{

position: fixed;

background-color: RGBA(211, 211, 211, 1);

font-weight: bold;

padding: 10px;  

}

Answer:

output

Explanation:

it can be seen and touched

Answer:

Explanation:

The code in the question is written in Java but If you want it in Python then it would be much simpler. The code below is writen in Python and uses list slicing to reverse the array that is passed as an argument to the function. The test case from the question was used and the output can be seen in the attached image below.

def reverse(arr):

   reversed_arr = arr[::-1]

   return reversed_arr

Following are the Java Program to the given question:

import java.util.Scanner; //import package for user-input

public class Count  //defining a class Count  

{

   public static int countMultiples(int low,int high,int x)//defining a method countMultiples that takes three integer parameters

   {  

       int c=0,i; //defining integer variables that hold value

       for(i=low;i<=high;i++)//defining loop that iterates value between low and high  

       {  

           if(i%x==0)//defining if block that uses % operator to check value

           {

               c+=1; //incrementing c value

           }

       }

       return c; //return c value

   }

   public static void main(String[] args)//main method  

   {  

       int l,h,x;//defining integer variable

       Scanner scnr=new Scanner(System.in); //creating scanner class object  

       l=scnr.nextInt(); //input value

       h=scnr.nextInt();//input value

       x=scnr.nextInt();//input value

       System.out.println(countMultiples(l,h,x)); //calling method and print its value

   }

}

Output:

Please find the attached file.

Program Explanation:

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Answer:

A heading style to add a document title

The feature can she use to add a document title at the top of each page is - Heading style. Therefore option A is the correct resposne.

A footer is a text that is positioned at the bottom of a page, whereas a header is text that is positioned at the top of a page. Usually, details about the document, such as the title, chapter heading, page numbers, and creation date, are inserted in these spaces.

A piece of the document that appears in the top margin is called the header, while a section that appears in the bottom margin is called the footer. Longer papers may be kept structured and made simpler to read by including more information in the headers and footers, such as page numbers, dates, author names, and footnotes. Each page of the paper will have the header or footer text you input.

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Answer:

This is worth 50 dollars.

Explanation:

١ - one

٢ - two

٣ - three

٤ - four

٥ - five

٦ - six

٧ - seven

٨ - eight

٩ - nine

٠ - zero

What you see above is the ten digits in Arabic.

Both 5 (٥) and 0 (٠) appear here, thus representing 50.

Answer:

The output is:

1 2 3 4 5

Explanation:

Given

See attachment for code segment

Required

The output of rec2(5)

From the attached code segment, we have the following:

The base case: if (x==0){ return;}

The above implies that, the recursion ends when the value of x gets reduced to 0

The recursion:

rec2(x-1); ---- This continually reduces x by 1 and passes the value to the function

printf("%d ", x); This prints the passed value of x

Hence, the output of rec2(5) is: 1 2 3 4 5

Answer:

The function in C++ is as follows:

int isSorted(int ar[], int n){

if ([tex]n == 1[/tex] || [tex]n == 0[/tex]){

 return 1;}

if ([tex]ar[n - 1][/tex] < [tex]ar[n - 2][/tex]){

 return 0;}

return isSorted(ar, n - 1);}

Explanation:

This defines the function

int isSorted(int ar[], int n){

This represents the base case; n = 1 or 0 will return 1 (i.e. the array is sorted)

if ([tex]n == 1[/tex] || [tex]n == 0[/tex]){

 return 1;}

This checks if the current element is less than the previous array element; If yes, the array is not sorted

if ([tex]ar[n - 1][/tex] < [tex]ar[n - 2][/tex]){

 return 0;}

This calls the function, recursively

return isSorted(ar, n - 1);

}

Answer: the Search bar located above the list of contacts.

the Search People bar on the Find command group.

the Search People located on the People navigation icon.

CTL + E to activate the search contacts box.

advanced Find under the Search tab.

Explanation:

An Outlook user can search for contacts through the following ways:

• the Search bar located above the list of contacts.

• the Search People bar on the Find command group.

• the Search People located on the People navigation icon.

• CTL + E to activate the search contacts box.

• advanced Find under the Search tab.

Therefore, the correct options are A, B, C, D and E.

Answer:

When implementing a 1:1 relationship, the foreign key should be placed on the optional side if one side is mandatory and one side is optional.  

When this is implemented, the foreign key should be made mandatory.

Explanation:

A foreign key (FK) is a primary key (PK) in relational databases.  It is used to establish a relationship with a table that has the same attribute with another table in the database.  A mandatory relationship exists when the foreign key depends on the parent (primary key) and cannot exist without the parent.  A one-to-one relationship exists when one row in a data table may be linked with only one row in another data table.