Answer:I believe that the most fitting answer for this question would be D., "conventions." All styles and periods of literature have their own conventions for spelling, punctuation, grammar, and capitalization. They change over the centuries and between different writers. You can also find this answer by using the process of elimination. Clarity, context, and coherence do not really have anything to do with these things. Hope this helps.
I don’t have an explanation for why it is called this, because really the name of it is in its definition. The two words this sentence describes are cybercrime and computer crime. They are both the same thing.
8 bits = 1 byte
10 Mbps = 10/8 M bytes per second
1 frame = 50 bytes
Frame rate = 10 M / (8 x 50) = 10 M / 400 = <em>25,000 frames per second</em>
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If each frame has an error probability of 0.004, then (0.004 x 25,000) = 100 frames per second are damaged.
1 hour = 3,600 seconds.
100 damaged frames per second = (100 x 3,600) = <em>360,000 damaged frames per hour.</em>
Answer:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
In java, we could write it as:
double treeHeight = (Math.tan(angleElevation) * treeDistance);
Math.tan(angleElevation) is an inbuilt java mathematical function used to calculate the tangent of a value and the return value is always double.
Explanation:
formula:
tangent of angleElevation = treeHeight/treeDistance
We want to assign treeHeight, so we cross-multiply and we get:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
Off course, the treeHeight will be in feet also.
Answer:
EMI, and RFI
Explanation:
EMI stands for Electromagnetic Interference when in the radiofrequency spectrum can also be known as Radio-Frequency Interference (RMI).
An unshielded ethernet cable (which is made of copper) can act as an antenna, any noise that leaks to it will cause an interference with the signal, and thus causing data corruption and signal distortion.
