The code of five digits is of the form:
A B C D F
Where A (the first digit) may be any of 9 digits (because 0 is excluded)
B, C, and D, may be each any of 10 digits (0 - 9)
F (the last digit) may be 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8, i.e. 5 different digits.
So the number of different available codes is:
9 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 5 = 45,000.
Answer: 45,000
Answer:
humans,washing mashines,dish washers
Explanation:
Answer:
Following are the solution to this question:
Explanation:
Some of the data is missing in the question, which is defined in the attached file. Please find it.
Follows are the formula which is used in the question:
- EmployeeAnalysis Worksheet IF(C5>49,"Certified","Not Certified")
- Transactions Worksheet IF(F10="No","",0.07)
In the first condition, it checks "C5" is greater than 49 if the condition is true, it will give "Certified" otherwise, it will give "Not Certified".
In the second condition, it checks "F10" is equal to "No" if the condition is true, it will give a blank or space otherwise, it will give "0.07".
Answer:
by using forms
Explanation:
Most of the database users perform the data searches by using the forms. A form can be used to enter, edit and display the data from the data source. Its a user interface in fact that fetches the data from the database. Reports have used the display the data for a certain type of user, and the viewing table does not look feasible to search from a very large database, and the databases are usually large. No calculation is required for searching the data, and we only need to write queries in the right syntax. Hence, here the correct option is by using forms.
