T<span>he seven steps used by a laser printer to print a page are :
</span>1) Processing, this is where he computer sends the data to the printer.
2) Charging, where <span>the wire (primary corona) negatively charges the
photoconductive drum.</span>
3) Exposing, where <span>the laser scans the image to the drum. Anywhere the
laser touches the drum causes the electrical charge to drain off.</span>
4) Developing, where <span>negatively charged toner particles are allowed to
attach to the painted area of the drum; since the negative charge has
been drained off these areas</span>
5) Transferring, where the transfer corona wire charges the paper with a
positive charge from behind. The negatively charged toner jumps to the
positive paper, according to the image on the drum. <span>A Static Charge
eliminator then removes any residual charge.
</span>6) Fusing, where t<span>he toner particles attached to the paper are fused or
melted to the paper, because of the heated drum.</span>
7) Cleaning, where t<span>he drum is cleaned of excessive toner and electrical
charges.</span>
Yes you can. You have to buy the whatever widows processor you want to use then download it on your Mac. However you will be able to get both Mac and PC viruses.
Do you see that part where it says "Using the ... 2012 Sales Spreadsheet, ..." ? It means that in order to answer this question, you need to have the 2012 Sales Spreadsheet, and you need to look at it and get stuff from it like numbers and stuff. Where is it ? ?
Answer:
(c) A list of words
Explanation:First let's format the code properly
fin = open('words.txt')
for line in fin:
word = line.strip()
print(word)
Second, let's explain each line of the code
Line 1:
The open() function is a built-in function that takes in, as argument, the name of a file, and returns a file object that can be used to read the file.
In this case, the name of the file is words.txt. Therefore, the variable fin is a file object which contains the content of the file - words.txt
Line 2:
The for loop is used to read in each line of the content of the file object (fin).
Line 3:
Each line of the contents is stripped to remove any trailing and leading white spaces by calling on the strip() function. The result of the strip is stored in the variable word.
Line 4:
The content of word at each of the cycles of the loop is printed to the console.
Therefore, the overall output of the program is a list of words where each word represents a line in the target file (words.txt)
Explanation:
you can change language in brainly
step 1. go to me
step 2. select setting
step 3. below log out you will see that it is written you are connected to brainly.in if you press on it you will get the select language .
note:- but you can't login with same Id.
