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2 years ago

Which component of a computer is its input device and what role does it play in a document?

2 answers:

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Input device is a term used to explain <em>computer hardware that a user can utilize to provide the data that she or he wishes to put into the computers. </em>

From all the available options, the best answer to the first blank space would be keyboard, because keyboard is an input device you use to insert alphanumerical data into your computer. Based on this, the answer to the second blank space would be entering data.

kogti [31]2 years ago

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The keyboard is used to input information. (Entering data)

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The correct answer is D) 1 Million

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Answer:

The answer to this question is given in the explanation section. The correct option is long tail

Explanation:

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2 years ago

Develop an sec (single error correction) code for a 16-bit data word. generate the code for the data word 0101000000111001. show

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Steps:

The inequality yields $2^{k} - 1 > = M+K$ , where M = 16. Therefore,

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Explanation:

#Prompt the user to enter the test score and class rank.

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testScore = int(testScore)

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