Answer:
Time taken to travel from one track to the next = 0.08ms
Initial track= 15 0
4 (15-4)*(0.08)= 0.88
40 (40-4)*(0.08)= 2.88
35 (40-35)*(0.08)= 0.4
11 (35-11)*(0.08)= 1.92
14 (14-11)*(0.08)= 0.24
7 (14-7)*(0.08)= 0.56
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Total seek time=0.88+2.88+0.4+1.92+0.24+0.56=6.88ms
Explanation:
We caculate the seek time for each request, and then add them together to find the total seek time. The final track number for the current request becomes the current track of next request, and this process is repeated till the last request is processed.
The range of cells in column A and rows 10 through 20
Answer:
For the university accounting system that replaces an existing system the appropriate generic software process model is Waterfall model
This is because the requirement of the system can be predicted in advance because of the existing system and secondly, this a mission critical system and the requirement are stable and reusable
For the interactive travel planning system that helps users plan journeys with the lowest environmental impact the appropriate generic software process model is Prototype Model
This is because the user's requirement may likely change and fast delivery is essential to be implemented and for this the prototype model can save time of development to focus on essential functions first.
Explanation:
In order to get a better understanding of the answers above let define the concept of
Waterfall Model:
We can define waterfall model as a type of software development approach that explains step by step development method, this software development approach consist of five to seven steps and each step is characterized by different tasks and objectives and these steps combined together explains the the life cycle of the the software development process.
Prototype Model
We can define prototype model as a type of system development approach whereby an estimation(i.e the prototype) of the final system is constructed,tested and adjusted until the desired result is obtained and the the main system is then constructed with the specification of the perfect estimation or prototype for example when constructing a bridge the engineer apply this methodology by first constructing an estimation or prototype of what the bridge should look like and then various test and adjustments are been carried out on this prototype bridge afterward he main bridge is been constructed with the specification of the prototype.
Answer:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int x;
float y;
printf("Input total distance in km: ");
scanf("%d",&x);
printf("Input total fuel spent in liters: ");
scanf("%f", &y);
printf("Average consumption (km/lt) %.3f ",x/y);
printf("\n");
return 0;
}
