1) Input devices are any devices that input information to the computer - Examples include your keyboard, mouse, microphone, ect.
2) Output devices are any devices that output information from the computer. - Examples include your monitor, printer, headset/speakers, ect.
3) Processing devices are devices that take the information and process it. The most obvious example of this is the Central Processing Unit (CPU) on your computer.
It is (D) because FAT 32 is the most secure option that is why it is most popular
Either wiped off the drive, or right next to the new ones, I do not recommend keeping the old files.
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Answer:
Algorithm:
1. Declare variables "cost","state_tax" and "federal_tax".
2.Initialize these variables.
3.Create a variable "cust_money".
3.1 Ask user to give money.
3.2 Assign this to "cust_money".
4. Calculate total_tax=state_tax+federal_tax
4.1 Calculate total_to_be_paid=cost(1+total_tax)
5. Calculate change_to_give= cust_money-total_to_be_paid
6.Print the change_to_give
7. End the program.
Explanation:
Declare variables and initialize "cost" with initial cost of item, "state_tax" with state tax and "federal_tax" with federal tax on the item. Ask user to give money and assign it to "cust_money". calculate the total tax=state+federal tax. Then calculate the total to be paid for item as cost*(1+total tax). Subtract the total paid from customer money and print the change to give user.
