Answer: Censorship.
Censorship is actually practiced not only in authoritarian regimes, but is put to higher levels in countries that are under authoritarian regimes. The best example of this would be North Korea. The North Korean leader Kim Jong-un highly restricts what the people of his country have access to, most especially when it comes to the internet.
Answer: Hello your required question is wrong as it does not tally with the data provided , attached below is the complete question
answer:
/23 /26 /27 /28 option A
Explanation:
<u>Breakdown of the last four subnet masks given to the subnets </u>
For the subnet of 500 production host the mask = /23 which will produce 512 hosts
For the subnet of 60 sales host the mask = /26 which will produce 64 hosts
For the subnet of 12 host the mask = /27 which will produce 32 hosts
For the subnet of 30 hosts the mask = /28 which will produce 16 hosts
Answer:
ARPANET
Explanation:
ARPANET was created in 1969 to connect scientific and research users across multiple institutions for collaboration. It was not intended to carry commercial traffic. However as the network evolved it metamorphosed into a massively large global network based on TCP/IP which we now know as the Internet or world wide web(WWW). The internet now carries all kinds of traffic including commercial traffic.
Answer:
Kindly check the attachment.
Explanation:
We have the maximal count = 2^n - 2. Although, normally we can use 2^n = 2^3= 8( which means MOD-8 counter, but we need MOD-6). Therefore, the maximum count should be 6 - 1 Which is equal to 5. The total number of states is 6, then with these we can define our MOD-6
So, using;
Values of Qc, Qb, Qa and their respective Decimal equivalent are given below;
0 0 0 0
0. 0 1 1
0 1 0 2
0 1 1 3
1 0 0 4
1 0 1 5
1 1 0 6*(reset).
Thus, 0 - 5 => MOD-6 counting.
Check the attachment for the logical diagram
After the simulation, run the circuit to test if it is working efficiently.
You need to create a table for each entity, as the first transforming step for extending e-r model toward the relational design of database.