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What does the host portion of an IP address designate? A. The identity of the computer on the network B. Which node on the subnetwork is being addressed C. The network to which the host belongs D. Which hosts the device can communicate with Solution A. The identity of the computer on the network .
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Solution
Manager create value for employees in two ways. They remind employees of their value to the company. An employee gets motivation from manager\'s attitude and approach. Manager encourage employee feedback on any issue and let employees know that their opinions are taken seriously. Manager acts as the liaison between the executing staff and the employees.They create a dynamic workplace where employee feel that their opinions have vale to the company. This inspire employees to discover ways that are efficient to do their job.
Accouting help management in preparing financial data management, analysis and advice, financial report preparation, ensuring that all reporting deadlines are met.
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What exactly is stress-What is the difference between so-calledSolutio.docx
What exactly is stress?  What is the difference between so-called
Solution
Stress is the physiological, psychological, emotional and behavioural response of a person seeking to adapt and adjust to internal and external pressures or demands. It is basically a physical survival response leading to a
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What effect would the contamination by the following impurities have o.docx
What effect would the contamination by the following impurities have on the melting point of benzoic acid?
a. sand
b. benzoin
c. broken glass
d. pieces of insoluble cork
e. water
f. acetylsalicylic acid
Solution
There would be no effect on melting point of benzene of
Sand
Broken glass
And pieces of insoluble cork as they can no way interact chemically.
In case of benzoin and water, due to significant hydrogen bonding, melting point of benzene increases
For the case of acetylsalicylic acid, it does not increase because the acid hardly interact and form bond due to its large size and stearic hindrance.
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What does wave-particle duality of light mean- What are some of the ev.docx
What does “wave-particle duality” of light mean?
What are some of the evidence supporting the wave theory of light?
What are some of the evidence supporting the particle theory of light?
Solution
Wave particle duality means behavior or light both as particle as well as wave in different cases.
Photoelectric effect shows the particle nature of light in which light as a packet of photons incidents on a metal and it will eject a photon of energy less then that of incident photon.
Young\'s double slit experiment supports the wave nature of light in which interfere of coherent wave sources increase the amplitude and intensity of light. That shows that light have wave like property.
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what does literal equation meanSolution 1- Accordi.docx
what does literal equation mean
Solution
1. According to the letter or verbal expression; real; not figurative or metaphorical; as, the literal meaning of a phrase. [1913 Webster] It hath but one simple literal sense whose light the owls can not abide. --Tyndale. [1913 Webster] 2. Following the letter or exact words; not free. [1913 Webster] A middle course between the rigor of literal translations and the liberty of paraphrasts. --Hooker. [1913 Webster] 3. Consisting of, or expressed by, letters. [1913 Webster] The literal notation of numbers was known to Europeans before the ciphers. --Johnson. [1913 Webster] 4. Giving a strict or literal construction; unimaginative; matter-of-fact; -- applied to persons. [1913 Webster] Literal contract (Law), a contract of which the whole evidence is given in writing. --Bouvier.
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What do you do first if you get a boot message of Invalid System Disk-.docx
What do you do first if you get a boot message of Invalid System Disk?
Solution
this issue can be caused when seccurity softwere has disables access to drive C or windows setup was unable to copy the system files to hard disk or computer may be infected with a boot-sector virus.
for resolve this issue uase an anti-virus program to detect and remove the virus and then reinstall windows,boot-sector virus infect computers by copying information either to boot sector on a floppy disk or partition table on a hard disk.during startup.During start up the virus is loaded into memory once in memory the virus tupically infects any non-infected disks that your computer is connected to.
in some cases windows may not propery detect that you are using disk management sofwere and may overwrite the master boot record information.
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What do we mean by facts and dimensions in connection with OLAP- Can y.docx
What do we mean by facts and dimensions in connection with OLAP? Can you give some examples of facts and dimensions that might be used by companies like Amazon?
Solution
In an OLAP, facts and dimensions are tables which is used in a star schema. The center of the star consists of fact table and the points of the star are the dimension tables. The fact tables will be in 3NF normalized form and dimension table are de-normalized.
A fact table usually contains 2 types of columns like foreign keys to dimension tables and measures those that contain numeric facts. This fact table level is an aggregated level data.
A dimension is a structure usually contains one or more hierarchies which categorizes data. The primary keys of each of the dimension tables are part of the composite primary key of the fact table. Dimensional attributes help to describe the dimensional value.
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What do we meant by --hate speech--- Give some examples of hate speech.docx
What do we meant by \"hate speech\"? Give some examples of hate speech in cyberspace.
Solution
Hate Speech is a speech that attacks,insults or threatens a person or group of people on the basis of nationality,religion,color,gender,sexual orientation, disability or ethinicy.
Examples of Hate Speech in cyberspace:
1.Cyberbullying where teenagers or preteen kids post jokes and gossips which out have the nature of hurting other individuals.
2.Racism through social media;spreading videos of beating men and women for their non nativity;beating gay for their sexual orientation etc,.
3. Terrorists threating posts about their previous attacks and future plans.
are some of the examples of Hate Speech in Cyberspace.
for further queries kindly get back
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What differentiates the special noun from other types of nouns-Solutio.docx
What differentiates the special noun from other types of nouns?
Solution
Answer- .
A common noun is the word used for a class of person, place or thing.
Examples:
Common nouns are further classified into:
Proper Nouns
A proper noun is the name of a person, place or thing (i.e., its own name). A proper noun always starts with a capital letter. For example:
Collective Nouns
A collective noun is the word used for a group of people or things. For example:
Compound Nouns
Compound nouns are nouns made up of two or more words. Some compound nouns are hyphenated, some are not, and some combine their words to form a single word. For example:
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What do astronomers believe the origin of the oort cloud to be- A-The.docx
What do astronomers believe the origin of the oort cloud to be?
A.The Oort cloud is the equivalent of halo stars in the galaxy: the objects in the Oort cloud consist of planetessimals that formed from small parts of the collapsing cloud
B.The Oort cloud consists of comets that were thrown out by nearby stellar system and that were captured by the gravity of our Sun
C.The Oort cloud consists of Kuiper belt objects that were tossed about by Jupiter
D.The Oort cloud consists of asteroids that were tossed about by Jupiter
E.The Oort cloud is the remnant of a giant planet that formed in the outer regions of the solar system, but that was torn apart
Solution
The oort cloud is almost spherical and thought to be the origin of long period comets in the space.
Thus, option (B) is correct.
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What determines what needs the valency- Give the name of the following.docx
What determines what needs the valency?
Give the name of the following ions. Include the valency where needed. For example, leadV) a. Co2+ Cobalt ion b. Be2+ Beryllium(ll) c. Cu Copper(l) d. N Nitride ionx ion 3- ion Pa a. cobalt(II) ion b. beryllium ion c. copper(I) ion d. nitride ion
Solution
d block elements needs to be specified valency
a)
Co is d block element
So, we need to mention valency
Answer: Cobalt(II)
b)
Be is s block element
So, we don’t need to mention valency
Answer: Beryllium
c)
Cu is d block element
So, we need to mention valency
Answer: Copper(I)
d)
N is p block element
So, we don’t need to mention valency
Answer: Nitride
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What design element enhances the perception of grouping on a screen-So.docx
What design element enhances the perception of grouping on a screen?
Solution
Proximity, Similarity, Continuity, Closure and Connectedness
Proximity : Shapes which are close to one another appear to form groups.
Similartiy : Everything else bing equal, perception lends to see stimuli whichever physically resemble each other as part of the same object
Continuity : whenever two objects are in intersection to each other then people tendency is to see those as single pbject.
Closure : Its about the mind tendency to see a image as complete even if its incomplete.
Connectedness : It refers to group together forms of similar shape and size
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What decisions do shareholders have the right to make- What decisions.docx
What decisions do shareholders have the right to make?
What decisions does the board of directors typically make?
What decisions do corporate officers typically make?
Solution
The decisions that the shareholders have the right to make are as follows:
The decisions by the shareholders are made by ordinary, special, or unanimous resolutions.
The decisions that the directors have the right to make are as follows:
The decisions that the corporate officers have the right to make are as follows:
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