This stands very vague and usually relies on the laws of the country in which you exist working.
<h3>What is portfolio?</h3>
A portfolio stands for a group of financial assets like stocks, bonds, commodities, cash, and cash equivalents, including closed-end funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). People commonly believe that stocks, bonds, and cash include the core of a portfolio. The term itself comes from the Italian phrase for a case organized to carry loose papers (portfolio), but don't think of a portfolio as a physical container. Rather, it's an conceptual way to guide to groups of investment assets.
This stands very vague and usually relies on the laws of the country in which you exist working. In some cases, Iris would need approval from the client to display the work. In other cases, Iris would not require anything because she exists as the original creator of the content. This mostly depends on the laws of the country and whether or not a specific contract existed formed between Iris and the client, expressing if the content rights were transferred or not.
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Answer:
752.71 kilobytes
Explanation:
Given ;
956-pixel x 1290-pixel
Shades of gray, = 32
Bit depth (n) = 2^n
32 = 2^5
Bit depth, n = 5 bits / pixel
The size of display memory :
Pixel dimension * n
(956 Pixel * 1290 pixel) * 5 bits /pixel
= 6166200 pixel * bits / pixel
= 6166200 bits
Converting bits to kilobytes :
1 bit = 1/8 bytes
1 byte = 1/1024 kilobytes
Hence,
1 bit = 1/(8 * 1024) kilobytes
1 bit = 1/8192 kilobytes
6166200 bits = (1/8192 * 6166200) kilobytes
= 752.7099609375 kilobytes
= 752.71 kilobytes
Answer:
By making calculation.
Explanation:
Because spreadsheet is a calculation type software.
First of all let's make it clearer, what is meant by "domain name resolution"?
"Domain name resolution" is the process of translating your web address into its corresponding IP address. e.g. translating (www.brainly.com to 104.16.32.180)
Computers cannot understand the human language they only can understand numbers that's why we need this process.
So, the process (in a very simple way) is divided into four steps:
1) Lookup "root nameservers"
2) Lookup "Top Level Domain TDL nameservers"
3) Lookup "domain nameservers"
4) Lookup "subdomain nameservers" [if exist]
If you still confused please check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCjUbpIzRs8&index=10&list=PL4bq-KmCeyBmMvBB3-RT6ikdp8ljV9GeT