Answer:
creating vector:
code:
to20 <-c(1:20) #creating to20 vector
end <-c(40:50) #creating end vector
to50 <-c(to20,21:30,end) # creating to50 vector
print(to50) # printing to50 vector
Explanation:
Answer:
They share or broadcast information by making a letter or information in a papyrus material. in industrial age they use Telegraph or typewriter to communicate each other.
<span>Open a document or presentation.Add or select a text box.<span>On the toolbar, click Bulleted list or Numbered list .<span>Note: If you don't see the option, click More.</span></span>To change the style of the bullets or numbers, click the dropdown arrow next to the icons in the toolbar</span>
✓ adding rows
✓ adding columns
✓ deleting rows
✓ deleting columns
✓ changing column width
✓ aligning tables
✓ converting tables to text
✓ converting tables to graphs
Believe it or not, all of these actions are possible in MS Word.
Answer:
Windows 95
<em>Hope this helps ^-^</em>
<em>-Isa</em>
