What kind of question is this?
Answer: Validity
Explanation:Validity is the type of claim that is made towards the measuring of reliability of any element. The differences appearing in the measurement of the elements displays the validly factor is not up to the mark which indirectly implies that reliability is not high. Validity is the situation in which all the parameters appearing in the element is perfect. If validity is perfect then only perfect reliability is achieved.
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Answer:
A (because you can't have a chart without information, right?)
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Explanation:
Answer:
public static void timesTen(int num){
int numTimesTen = num*10;
System.out.println("The number "+num +" times 10 is "+numTimesTen);
}
Explanation:
In the code snippet above which is written in Java programming language, A method (function) is created. The return type is void since this method according to the question will only give an output and not necessarily return a value.
The methods only int parameter is multiplied by 10
Using string concatenation the following output is given
The number 5 times 10 is 50: For an argument of value 5