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3 years ago

What default length is used for the ospf dead interval?

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I believe that the length would actually only be held "4" times in this case. Sense this use of "ospf" would only have so much capacity, there would only be a limited access that you would be able make a default change.<span />

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import java.util.ArrayList;

public class MinToFront {

public static void minToFront(ArrayList < Integer > list){

int miniIndex = 0;

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Given Information:

Total number of customers = 12,467

Customers who purchase one or more energy drinks per week = 14%

Customers who prefer citrus flavored energy drinks = 64% of customers who purchase one or more energy drinks per week

Required Information:

1. the approximate number of customers in the survey who purchase one or more energy drinks per week

2. the approximate number of customers in the survey who prefer citrus flavored energy drinks

Code with Explanation:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

int customers = 12467; // total no. of customers given

int buy_drink; // to store the number of customers who buy one or more energy drinks per week

int citrus_drink; // to store the number of customers who prefer citrus flavored energy drinks

buy_drink = customers*0.14; // multiply total number of customers with the % of customers who buy energy drinks

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// display the results calculated above

cout<<"Total number of customers: "<<customers<<endl;

cout<<"Number of customers who buy one or more drinks per week: "<<buy_drink<<endl;

cout<<"Number of customers who prefer citrus flavored drinks per week: "<<citrus_drink<<endl;

return 0;

}

Output:

Total number of customers: 12467

Number of customers who buy one or more drinks per week: 1745

Number of customers who prefer citrus flavored drinks per week: 1116

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