An active heat sync will keep a computer cool and basically cool the CPU and processors. A passive heat sink will only cool the CPU and whatever else it needs to cool when the CPU actually NEEDS to be cooled. I am not sure if this is all correct but I know about basic heat syncs and from my understanding this is right.
Answer
calculator calc;
Explanation
An object is an instance of a class. And a class is what defines or describes the behavior or the state of the object of its type. When a class is defined no memory is allocated until when an object is created memory is allocated.
Answer:
a. 118.20.210.254
Explanation:
Here are the few characteristics of Class A:
First bit of the first octet of class A is 0.
This class has 8 bits for network and 24 bits for hosts.
The default sub-net mask for class A IP address is 255.0.0.0
Lets see if the first bit of first octet of 118.20.210.254 address is 0.
118 in binary (8 bits) can be represented as : 1110110
To complete 8 bits add a 0 to the left.
01110110
First bit of the first octet of class A is 0 So this is class A address.
For option b the first octet is : 183 in the form of bits = 10110111 So it is not class A address
For option c the first octet is 215 in the form of bits = 11010111 So it is not class A address
For option d the first octet is 255 in the form of bits = 11111111. The first bit of first octet is not 0 so it is also not class A address.
Answer:
Assembly language is also known as second generation language. We can also say it low level language. To implement assembly language on hardware it require a lot of knowledge of computer hardware.
Mostly assembly language is used in Kernel and hardware drives like RAM or ROM these hardware parts belong to second generation. So, assembly language require a lot of knowledge of hardware as well spare time also to write it to get desired output from the hardware.
Assembly language is also used in video editing and video games and require a lot of time.
I hope it will help you!
Answer:
B
Explanation:
B. Select the range A1:L10, click the Quick Analysis button, click TOTALS, and then click Median.
Found it here might help with other questions on your test.
https://quizlet.com/386793520/cit105-excel-quiz-3-flash-cards/
