Which tool did Adnan use to modify the image?

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left sizing handle
top sizing handle
corner sizing handle

Explanation:

[tex]\blue{ central ~proccecing ~unit }[/tex] ⠀

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Answer:

Follows are the solution to this question:

Explanation:

In point a:

N = Size of window = 4

Sequence Number Set = 1,024

Case No. 1:

Presume the receiver is k, and all k-1 packets were known. A window for the sender would be within the range of [k, k+N-1] Numbers in order

Case No. 2:

If the sender's window occurs within the set of sequence numbers [k-N, k-1]. The sender's window would be in the context of the sequence numbers [k-N, k-1]. Consequently, its potential sets of sequence numbers within the transmitter window are in the range [k-N: k] at time t.

In point b:

In the area for an acknowledgment (ACK) would be [k-N, k-1], in which the sender sent less ACK to all k-N packets than the n-N-1 ACK. Therefore, in all communications, both possible values of the ACK field currently vary between k-N-1 and k-1.

Answer:

Its C

Explanation:

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Answer: Click the apply to all button

Explanation:

Answer:

Here is the Python program along with the comments of program design

#this program is designed to compute the average quiz grades for a group of five students  

students = ["Alex", "John", "David", "Joseph", "Mathew"] #create a list of 5 students  

grades = []  # create an empty list to store the grades in  

for student in students: #loop through the students list  

   grade = input("Enter the quiz grade for "+student+": ") #prompt the user for the quiz grade of each student

   #store the input grades of each student to grade

   grades.append(int(grade))  # convert the grade to an integer number and append it to the list  

print("Grades are:", grades) #display the grades of five students  

average = sum(grades) / len(grades) #compute the average of five grades  

print("The average of grades is:", average) #display the average of five grades  

highest = max(grades) #compute the highest grade

print("The highest grade is:", highest) #print highest grade  

Explanation:

The program first creates a list of 5 students who are:

Alex

John

David

Joseph

Mathew

It stores these into a list named students.

Next the program creates another list named grades to store the grades of each of the above students.

Next the program prompts the user for the quiz grade for each of the five students and accepts input grades using input() method. The statement contains student variable so each prompt includes the name of the student whose quiz grade is to be input. Each of the grades are stored in grade variable.

Next the append() method is used to add each of the input grades stored in grade to the list grades. The int() method is used to first convert these grades into integer.

Next print() method is used to display the list grades on output screen which contains grades of 5 students.

Next the average is computed by taking the sum of all input grades and dividing the sum by the total number of grades. The sum() method is used to compute the sum and len() method is used to return the number of grades i.e. 5. The result is stored in average. Then the print() method is used to display the resultant value of average.

At last the highest of the grades is computed by using max() method which returns the maximum value from the grades list and print() method is used to display the highest value.

The screenshot of the program and its output is attached.

Answer:

The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

The answer is the seek time.

The seek time is the time for the disk arm to move the heads to the cylinder containing the desired sector.

Answer:

the mistake is in the first statement.

Explanation:

Now lets us put the statement into consideration:

"The sum of any two rational numbers is irrational"

The negation is: " there exists a pair of rational numbers whose sum is irrational". (Existence of at least one of such a pair).

The negation is not "the sum of any two rational numbers is irrational"

Therefore the mistake is in the first statement and it is due to incorrect negation of the proof.

Answer:

how does the daily path of the sun across the sky change with the seasons?

Answer:

1 - Commenting and Documentation.

2 - Consistent Indentation.

3 - Avoid Obvious Comments.

4 - Code Grouping.

5 - Consistent Naming Scheme.

6 - DRY Principle.

7 - Avoid Deep Nesting.

8 - Limit Line Length.

Explanation:

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Answer: A. Record Macro dialog box.

Explanation:

Answer: a

Explanation:

The average function in Microsoft Excel calculates the mean of the cells.

The required formula is: =AVERAGE(E4:E11)

The syntax of the average function is: =AVERAGE(cells-range)

From the question, the cell range is: cell E4 to cell E11

This means that, the average formula would be:

=AVERAGE(E4:E11)

Hence, the formula to enter in cell E13 is:

=AVERAGE(E4:E11)

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Answer:

More Commands, Choose Commands from, All commands, Add

Explanation:

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More Commands, Choose Commands from, All commands.

One form of statement that tells someone what to do is a command. Additional sentence types include inquiries, exclamations, and declarations.

Usually, but not always, command phrases begin with an imperative (bossy) verb because they demand that the subject take an action.

Children should first learn about and be able to recognize the word classes noun, verb, adjective, and adverb before being taught commands. They can start working on instructions and the usage of imperative verbs after they are familiar with these.

Therefore, More Commands, Choose Commands from, All commands.

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Answer:

Its all 5 of them

Explanation:

Just did it on EDG

Answer:

all 5

Explanation:

all 5

Answer:

def index(elem, seq):

   for i in range(len(seq)):

       if elem == seq[i]:

           return i

   return len(seq)

print(index(5, [4, 10, 8, 5, 3, 5]))

Explanation:

Create a function named index that takes elem and seq as parameters

Create a for loop that iterates through the seq. If elem is equal to the item in the seq, return the i, index of the item.

If the elem is not found in the seq, this means nothing will be returned in the loop, just return the length of the seq, len(seq)

Call the function with given parameters and print the result

Note: Since 5 is in the list in the example, the index of the 5 which is 3 will be returned

In this exercise we have to use the knowledge of computational language in Python, so we have that code is:

It can be found in the attached image.

An index, in your example, refers to a position within an ordered list. Python strings can be thought of as lists of characters; each character is given an index from zero  to the length minus one.

So, to make it easier, the code in Python can be found below:

def index(elem, seq):

  for i in range(len(seq)):

      if elem == seq[i]:

          return i

  return len(seq)

print(index(5, [4, 10, 8, 5, 3, 5]))

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Answer:

1,3,4

Explanation:

They operate on a grid pattern

They search for signals to confirm that service is available.

They provide voice communications and Internet connectivity.

Answer:1, 3, 4

Explanation:edge 2023

Answer

The Answer Would Be FireWire and the next one would be USB

Explanation:

FireWire offers a fast connection that could be used to download and watch your favorite TV shows.

FireWire is a computer interface employed for high-speed communication (i.e., connection) and transference of data.

In conclusion, FireWire offers a fast connection that could be used to download and watch your favorite TV shows.

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Answer:

C.

Explanation:

A trademark protects stuff like symbols or logos, and copyrights protect an idea or composure. Both protect intellectual property

Answer:

C

Explanation:

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Answer:

The function written in C++

int str(string word) {

int count = 1;

for(int i =0; i<word.length();i++) {

 if(word[i] == ' ') {

  count++;

 }

}

return count;

}

Explanation:

This line defines the function

int str(string word) {

This line initializes count to 1

int count = 1;

This line iterates through the input string

for(int i =0; i<word.length();i++) {

This line checks for blank space

 if(word[i] == ' ') {

Variable count is incremented to indicate a word count

  count++;

 }

}

return count;

}

See attachment for full program

Answer:

The answer is B. I'm pretty sure It is

Explanation:

I just took the quiz and it was right  

The option which provides an easy ability to label documents that can then be used as the basis for a document search is referred to as: B. title.

A document can be defined as a computer resource that enable end users to easily store data as a single unit on a computer storage device.

Generally, all computer documents can be identified by a title, size, date modified, and type such as;

A title is a feature that avail end users the ability to easily label a document, as well as serve as the basis for a document search on a computer. For example, "My list" is a title and it can be used to search for a document on a computer.

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Answer:

B: Title

Explanation: Edge 2023

Answer:

1. Do not copyright

2. Nothing illegal

3.Do not put personal info

Explanation:

Answer:

It's A. The recipient will not be able to open the contact item.

Explanation:

Correct on edg

Answer:

A on edg

Explanation:

The count() function compares the number of units with the value specified. so, the complete Python program and its description can be defined as follows:

Program Explanation:

Program:

t = "$100 $200 $300"#defining a string type variable t that holds a vlue

print(t.count('$'))#using print method that calls count method and prints its value

print(t.count('s', 5))#using print method that calls count method and prints its value

print(t.count('$', 5, 10))#using print method that calls count method and prints its value

Output:

Please find the attached file.

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Answer:

Written in Python

cost = float(input("Cost of one room: "))

numrooms = int(input("Number of rooms: "))

days = int(input("Number of days: "))

salestax = float(input("Sales tax (%): "))

print("Cost of one room: "+str(cost))

print("Discount: 0%")

print("Number of rooms: "+str(numrooms))

print("Number of days: "+str(days))

totalcost = numrooms * cost

print("Total cost: "+str(totalcost))

salestax = salestax * totalcost/100

print("Sales tax: "+str(salestax))

print("Total Billing: "+str(salestax + totalcost))

Explanation:

The next four lines prompts user for inputs as stated in the question

cost = float(input("Cost of one room: "))

numrooms = int(input("Number of rooms: "))

days = int(input("Number of days: "))

salestax = float(input("Sales tax (%): "))

The following line prints cost of a room

print("Cost of one room: "+str(cost))

The following line prints the discount on each room (No information about discount; So, we assume it is 0%)

print("Discount: 0%")

The following line prints number of rooms

print("Number of rooms: "+str(numrooms))

The following line prints number of days

print("Number of days: "+str(days))

The following line calculates total cost of rooms

totalcost = numrooms * cost

The following line prints total cost

print("Total cost: "+str(totalcost))

The following line calculates sales tax

salestax = salestax * totalcost/100

The following line prints sales tax

print("Sales tax: "+str(salestax))

The following line calculates and prints total billings

print("Total Billing: "+str(salestax + totalcost))

Answer:

Here is the JAVA program:

import java.util.Scanner;  //to accept input from user

public class Main {   //class name

   public static void   GuessTheNumber()      {  //method to guess the number

       Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);   //creates Scanner object to accept input from user

       int number = (int)(50 * Math.random()) ;   //generates random number from 0 to 50

       int trials = 10;  //allows 10 trials to user to guess the number

       int i, userGuess;  //stores user guess

       System.out.println("Guess a number between 0 to 50");  //prompts user to guess a number between 0 to 50  

       for (i = 0; i <trials; i++) {  //allows user to keep guessing in 10 trials

           System.out.println("Enter your guess: ");   //prompts user to enter a number as a guess

           userGuess = input.nextInt();  //reads users entered number(guess)

           if (number == userGuess) {  //if users guess is correct

               System.out.println("Congratulations! The guess is correct!");  //displays congratulatory message

               break;              }  //the loop breaks after correct guess is made

           else if (number>userGuess) {  //if user guess is less than correct number

               System.out.println("Too low");             }  

           else if (number<userGuess) {  //if user guess is greater than correct number

               System.out.println("Too high");            }          }    

       if (i == trials) {  //if user has made 10 wrong guesses

           System.out.println("You exceeded 10 trials!");

           System.out.println("The correct number was " + number);          }      } //displays the correct number if user made 10 wrong guesses

   public static void main(String arg[])      {     //start of main method

       GuessTheNumber();      }  } //calls method to start the guessing game

Explanation:

The program prompts the user to enter a guess and it uses random() method to generate randoms numbers from 0 to 50. The loop keeps iterating and prompting the user to enter a guess until the limit of number of trials exceeds. The trials are set to 10 so the user can guess a number in 10 tries. If the user guesses a number that is higher than the correct guess then the program indicates that the guess is too high by displaying a message "too high" and if user guesses a number that is lower than the correct guess then the program indicates that the guess is too low by displaying a message "too low". If user makes 10 wrong guess then the program displays the correct guess and ends. The screenshot of the output is attached.

Answer:

Follows are the code to this question:

import java.util.*;//import package for user input

class GradePrinter//defining class GradePrinter

{

double numericValue = 0;//defining double variable

String grade = "";//defining String variable

GradePrinter()//defining default constructor  

{

Scanner xb = new Scanner(System. in );//defining Scanner  class object

System.out.print("Enter Grade: ");//print message

grade = xb.nextLine();//input string value  

}

double getNumericGrade()//defining double method getNumericGrade

{

if (grade.equals("A+") || grade.equals("A"))//defining if block that check input is A+ or A

{

numericValue = 4.0;//using  numericValue variable that hold float value 4.0

}

else if (grade.equals("A-"))//defining else if that check grade equals to A-

{

numericValue = 3.7;//using  numericValue variable that hold float value 3.7

}

else if (grade.equals("B+"))//defining else if that check grade equals to B-

{

numericValue = 3.3;//using  numericValue variable that hold float value 3.3

}

else if (grade.equals("B"))//defining else if that check grade equals to B

{

numericValue = 3.0;//using  numericValue variable that hold float value 3.0

}

else if (grade.equals("B-"))//defining else if that check grade equals to B-  

{

numericValue = 2.7;//using  numericValue variable that hold float value 2.7

}

else if (grade.equals("C+"))//defining else if that check grade equals to C+  

{

numericValue = 2.3; //using  numericValue variable that hold float value 2.3

}

else if (grade.equals("C")) //defining else if that check grade equals to C  

{

numericValue = 2.0; //using numericValue variable that hold float value 2.0

}

else if (grade.equals("C-")) //defining else if that check grade equals to C-  

{

numericValue = 1.7;//using umericValue variable that hold float value 1.7

}

else if (grade.equals("D+"))//defining else if that check grade equals to D+  

{

numericValue = 1.3;//using umericValue variable that hold float value 1.3

}

else if (grade.equals("D"))//defining else if that check grade equals to D

{

numericValue = 1.0;//using umericValue variable that hold float value 1.0

}

else if (grade.equals("F"))//defining else if that check grade equals to F

{

numericValue = 0;//using umericValue variable that hold value 0

}

else//defining else block

{

System.out.println("Letter not in grading system");//print message

}

return numericValue;//return numericValue

}

}

class Main//defining a class main

{

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

{

GradePrinter ob = new GradePrinter();// creating class GradePrinter object

double numericGrade = ob.getNumericGrade();//defining double variable numericGrade that holds method Value

System.out.println("Numeric Value: "+numericGrade); //print Value numericgrade.

}

}

Output:

Enter Grade: B

Numeric Value: 3.0

Explanation:

In the above-given code, a class "GradePrinter" is defined inside the class a string, and double variable "grade and numericValue" is defined, in which the grade variable is used for input string value from the user end.

After input, the sting value a method getNumericGrade is defined, which uses multiple conditional statements is used, which holds double value in the which is defined in the question.

In the main class, the "GradePrinter" object is created and defines a double variable "numericGrade", that calling method and store its value, and also use print method to print its value.

Answer:

Written in Python

inputt = input()

if inputt == "SPATHIPHYLLUM":

     print("Yes - Spathiphyllum is the best plant ever!")

elif inputt == "spathiphyllum":

     print("No, I want a big Spathiphyllum!")

else:

     print("Spathiphyllum! Not"+ inputt+"!")

Explanation:

This line gets user input

inputt = input()

This line checks if input is uppercase SPATHIPHYLLUM and executes the corresponding print statement, if true

if inputt == "SPATHIPHYLLUM":

     print("Yes - Spathiphyllum is the best plant ever!")

This line checks if input is uppercase spathiphyllum and executes the corresponding print statement, if true

elif inputt == "spathiphyllum":

     print("No, I want a big Spathiphyllum!")

If user input is not upper or lower case of Spathiphyllum, the following if condition is considered

else:

     print("Spathiphyllum! Not"+ inputt+"!")

Answer:

smarter than humans. but feel less than humans

Answer:

It is known as comment.

Answer: A parameter or a formal argument is used