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Answer:
A. an individual, Mr. Rupert, who has a lot of experience in handling taxes, but is not affiliated to any big firm
Explanation:
Xenon does not have experience in tax-related queries. Hence, it's not a good choice. Radon also has only some experience in handling taxes, though it has discouraging references. Hence, he is also not a choice. Argon is from another state, though it has a good website. But the website cannot be an option, And hence, Mr. Rupert which has a lot of experience in handling taxes is the right option for you. However, Experience is more important than the firm.
Answer:
1. Open the form in the standard form view.
2. Put the cursor in the field to use for sorting.
3. Open the Home tab
4. In the Sort & Filter group, click ascending or descending
Explanation:
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Answer:
(a) someFunc(3) will be called 4 times.
(b) For non negative number n someFunc method calculates 2^2^n.
Explanation:
When you call someFunc(5) it will call someFunc(4) two time.
So now we have two someFunc(4) now each someFunc(4) will call someFunc(3) two times.Hence the call to someFun(3) is 4 times.
someFunc(n) calculates someFunc(n-1) two times and calculates it's product.
someFunc(n) = someFunc(n-1)^2..........(1)
someFunc(n-1)=someFunc(n-2)^2..........(2)
substituting the value form eq2 to eq 1.
someFunc(n)=someFunc(n-2)^2^2
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= someFunc(n-n)^2^n.
=2^2^n
2 raised to the power 2 raised to the power n.
