The answer is number 2 accessible
There is no technical reason for using one or the other, a computer could easily handle both variants.
The reason for hex is that it is so much more intuitive and practical to use. It is quicker to write, because it requires fewer characters. With bits, you would be very likely to miss count at some point and also wouldn't notice typos, because who actually remembers all 24 characters. The length also makes it harder to read: where does the green channel start/where is the 9th character?
Additionally, hex numbers are closer to the typical decimal system, only adding 6 symbols, while with binary you remove 8 symbols, which makes it a bit more familiar and easier to learn.
To draw effectively and accurately in AutoCAD, you must use the object snaps (OSNAP) drafting setting.
That is True
Answer: Logical
Explanation:
In logical design, the data and information collected from the design phase are use to create the system. Logical design is basically the blueprint of the desired solution and it is implemented independently.
Based on the logical design technologies, the various physical solution is implemented and several applications are implement to provide the necessary solutions.
SDLC is the software development life cycle that uses logical design phase which contain no particular reference to the specific technology.