Which of the following would a high school graduate interested in the performing arts most likely do after graduation?

3. Maria is in charge of consolidating the names of the participants of the two-day virtual

Lina20 [59]

Answer:

The correct sequence of steps in sorting text is;

III, IV, I and II

Which is option 'C' where the last item is II

C. III, IV, I and II

Explanation:

Sorting is the orderly arrangement of items (data) according to a specified criteria such as arranging a list of items alphabetically or a numerical arrangement of a data collection

Filtering is the selection for display, data that meets a specific condition

To arrange the names of the participants of the two-day virtual seminar alphabetically using MS Excel the sequence of steps are;

1. Select the rows or columns the are to be sorted by using steps for selecting rows and/or columns

2. Go to the Editing group of the Home Tab ribbon

3. Click on (the down arrow besides) the Sort & Filter command icon to display a drop down menu with options for type of sorting and filtering

4. Choose Sort A to Z to sort the contents of the cell range in increasing alphabetical order

Therefore, the correct sequence of steps are;

III. Select the cell range needed to be sorted

IV. Go to the Editing Styles group of the Home Tab

I. Click the Sort & Filter command. A drop down menu appears

II. Choose Sort A to Z.

The correct sequence is III, IV, I and II.

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2 years ago

____________________ multiplexes or separates the data to be transmitted into smaller chunks and then transmitted the chunks on

Alina [70]

Answer:

no one knows

Explanation:

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2 years ago

Mergesort uses the divide-and-conquer technique to sort a list. True False

NARA [144]

Answer:

True: Merge Sort sorts a list using divide-conquer approach.

Merge_Sort(B,p,n) //p is the starting index of array B and n is the last index.

1. if(p<n)

2. q ← (p+n)/2 //divides the list into two sub-lists

2. Merge_Sort(B, p, q) //sorts the left half

3. Merge_Sort(B, q+1, n) //sorts the right half.

4. Merge(B, p, q, n)

Merge(B, p, q, n)

1.l ← q-p+1. //no. of elements in left half

2.m ← n-q //no. of elements in right half.

3.for x ← 1 to l

4. Left[x] = B[p+x -1] //The elements of left half are copied to Left array

5.for y ← 1 to m.

6. Right[y]= B[q+y] //The elements of right half are copied to right array

7. x ← 1, y ←1

8.for z ← p to n.

9. if( Left[x] ≤ Right[y] ) // to merge the two lists Left and Right, the //elements are compared.

10. { A[z] ← Left[x] //smaller one comes to the merged list.

11. x++. }

12. else

13. { A[z] ← Right[y]

14. y++ }

Explanation:

The Merge_Sort(A, p, n) algorithm first divides the whole array into two halves. Then again divides the sub-lists into it's halves and so on.

Then using merge algorithm it compares the elements of both halves one by one and keep it in sorted order.

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3 years ago

Write a program that encrypts and decrypts a string of characters. Use a char array for this, not the string class. The maximum

dem82 [27]

Answer:

C++ code for encryption is given below

Explanation:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

//functions to encrypt and decrypt

void encrypt(char str[]);

void decrypt(char str[]);

int main(){

char str[200];

bool done = false;

while(!done){

cout << "Enter a string (enter * to stop): ";

cin.getline(str, 200);

if(str[0] == '*' && str[1] == '\0')

done = true;

else{

encrypt(str);

cout << "Encrypted: " << str << endl;

decrypt(str);

cout << "Decrypted: " << str << endl;

}

cout << endl;

}

void encrypt(char str[]){

int i = 1;

for(int j = 0; str[j] != '\0'; j++){

str[j] += i;

i++;

if(i == 11)

i = 1;

}

void decrypt(char str[]){

int i = 1;

for(int j = 0; str[j] != '\0'; j++){

str[j] -= i;

i++;

if(i == 11)

i = 1;

}

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2 years ago

John would like to move from the city into the suburbs and has been saving up a large down payment for a home. Which is the most

solong [7]

Strictly cost effective would be to pay cash for the house. Second most cost effective would be a very short term mortgage, less that 5.5 years which is the point where long term loans become equal amounts interest and principle.

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2 years ago