Answer:
Explanation:
From the given information;
We will like you to understand that the source port numbers and destination port number can be any number. For that reason, the ones being used here will just be examples.
NOTE:
That the destination port numbers sent from A to S and B to S are the same in their segments.
That the destination port numbers sent from S to A and S to B are the same in their segments.
From A to S, the segment sent possibly could have the source port number 467 and destination port number as 23(Telnet)
From B to S, the segment sent possibly could have the source port number 513 and destination port number as 23(Telnet).
From S to A, the segment sent possibly could have the source port number as 23(Telnet) and destination port number as 467.
From S to B, the segment sent possibly could have the source port number as 23(Telnet) and destination port number as 513.
Yes, it is possible. This is because the inclusion of IP in the segments is to recognize the host.
No, the source ports will be different. Because source port number from A to S can't be the same from B to S at the time they are in the same host.
Answer:
investmentAmount = float(input("enter the investment amount: "))
annualInterestRate = float(input("enter the Annual Interest Rate: "))
numYears = int(input("Enter NUmber of Years: "))
monthlyInterestRate = annualInterestRate/12
futureInvestmentValue = investmentAmount * (1 + monthlyInterestRate)*(numYears*12)
print("The Future Investment Value is: ")
print(futureInvestmentValue)
Explanation:
Using python programming language as required, we use the input function to prompt user for inputs for each of the variables.
There is a conversion from the variable annualInterestRate to monthlyInterestRate before the formula for the futureInvestmentValue is applied
Explanation:
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Answer : True
Explanation: Vectors can hold, data of the same type and can automatically expand accordingly and change it’s size. The date stored in vectors should be linear.
- The syntax for vector is vector<int>v;
- Mostly this is used in C++ as an alternative to arrays
- If you want to use vector in your program then define it in the header first i.e.
#include <vector>
- Push back is a function, that is used to insert an element into the vector
- Pop back removes the element from the vector
Answer:
The answer would be After the slide you are viewing.
I hope this helped!
