Answer: Even though the hardware is inexpensive the writing of program is not efficient through this method as proper development of program is necessary for the clear execution due to factors like:-
- The facility of writing program even the cost of hardware is less but it is not a free facility.
- It also has a slower processing for the execution of the program
- The construction of the efficient program is necessary for the compilation and execution of it rather than poorly constructed program is worthless and inefficient in working.
Answer:
Normalization
Explanation:
Converting a poorly-structured table and optimizing its database structure in order to reduce redundancy in relations can be referred to as database normalization. If the data is not redundant means that data inconsistencies and errors like deletion and insertion will get reduced or eliminated significantly.
Answer:
Mercury, rontgen rays, etc.
Explanation:
There are lots of answers to this question, hope these two help.
Answer:
- <em>Their country can support </em><u><em> 128 </em></u><em>unique license plates</em>
Explanation:
Since there is space for<em> 7 digits </em>on each <em>license plate</em>, the first plate starts at <em>0000000 </em>(seven 0).
<em>Binary numbers</em> contain only the digits 0 and 1.
Thus, there are only two possibilities for each digit.
Using the multiplication counting principle, the number of total different binary numbers, with seven digits is 2 multiplied seven times:
- 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 = 2⁷ = 128 ← answer
Answer:
The answer to the given question is given bellow in the explanation section:
Explanation:
<p>This is python code</p>
<p>In python when you enter input into the input function as given:</p>
<code> answer = input("How much does the sample weigh in grams? ") </code>
I will be taken as string.
So I have to convert this string to number format here the given data is float value i-e 3.5
so let convert it. using float function.
<code> answer = float (input("How much does the sample weigh in grams? ") ) </code>
