Which statement best describes embedded material and hyperlinks? If the original file is moved or deleted, embedded material and
hyperlinks do not function. Hyperlinks will always function, but if the original file is removed, embedded material will not function. Embedded material sends the presentation to an outside source, and hyperlinks display material in the presentation. Embedded material and hyperlinks do not require a transition from the presentation to an outside source.
<span>The second statement is the best description. If the original file is moved, hyperlinks will still take you to that file's page address, but the file will no longer be there to display. And embedded material won't be able to function.</span>
Give at least one reason why it's useful to learn how to solve and program solutions with a limited set of commands. So that when there is more commands we know how to use the ones we have. parameters help generalize the solution to a specific problem. how are functions with parameters an example of abstraction?
