Answer:
Depends on how many PowerPoint files you want to store and how long they are. I'd recommend at least a 256GB hard drive to store your OS and software and then leave space for PowerPoints.
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Answer:
The paste function to use is the Advanced Paste Function that reads Use Destination Theme and Link Data or Keep Source Formatting and Link Data.
Explanation:
The first function adopts the Theme (such as colors, fonts, and other formatting) whilst retaining links to the data in the excel workbook. The latter imports the formatting or theme as-is from excel.
In both scenarios, (for as long as both documents are open and are in the same file) when the data in excel is opened and updated, it reflects automatically in the chart on the Microsoft Word document.
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Answer:
To convert hexadecimal number 11BA to decimal, follow these two steps:
Start from one's place in 11BA : multiply ones place with 16^0, tens place with 16^1, hundreds place with 16^2 and so on from right to left
Add all the product we got from step 1 to get the decimal equivalent of 11BA.
Using the above steps, here is the work involved in the solution for converting 11BA to decimal number (Don't forget that we start from ones place to so on...)
Decimal equivalent of "A" = (A) 10 × 16^0 = 10
Decimal equivalent of "B" = (B) 11 × 16^1 = 176
Decimal equivalent of "1" = 1 × 16^2 = 256
Decimal equivalent of "1" = 1 × 16^3 = 4096
Decimal equivalent of "11BA" = 409625617610
11BA = 4538
Here is the final answer, The hexadecimal number 11BA converted to decimal is therefore equal to:
4538
