As data travels further over a wavelength or frequency, the radiation type goes down.
<h3>What is an electromagnetic spectrum?</h3>
An electromagnetic spectrum can be defined as a range of frequencies and wavelengths into which an electromagnetic wave is distributed into.
In Science, the electromagnetic spectrum consist of the following types of energy from highest to lowest frequency and shortest to longest wavelength:
In this context, we can infer and logically deduce that as data travels further over a wavelength or frequency within the electromagnetic spectrum, the radiation type goes down.
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Answer:
In Python:
numberOfWholeSlices = int(22/7)
print(numberOfWholeSlices )
Explanation:
For each friend to get a whole number of slices, we need to make use of the int function to get the integer result when the number of slices is divided by the number of people.
So, the number of slice is: 22/7
In python, the expression when assigned to numberOfWholeSlices is:
numberOfWholeSlices = int(22/7)
Next, is to print the calculated number of slices
print(numberOfWholeSlices )
I do not believe you answer is right. I believe it would be B the average montly sales for the big toy company. Only documenting the last month is not enough information to make a histogram, and a histogram asks for information based on one subject not multiple subjects. Asking for the number of each type of candy sold last month would make a normal graph comparing the difference in how much each candy sold, so your answer should be B.
Gwen wants to adjust columns of text that contain money values. The tab in excel in the stop option that should she choose is: "The decimal Tab" (Option C)
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What is the Decimal Tab?</h3>
A Decimal Tab stop is used to align numbers around a decimal point. The decimal point remains in the same location regardless of the amount of digits.
When using this form of tab stop, the numbers must be aligned around a decimal character.
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Insert Control, I believe.
