Which term describes what you do when you use someone else's work and pretend it is your own??

Anyone want to talk? it can honestly be about any subject :)

Vadim26 [7]

Sure :D hmm..how about music?

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3 years ago

Raul converts numbers in base 10 to base 2. Which answer best defends why Raul would need to do this?

gtnhenbr [62]

Answer:

C

Explanation:

All the calculation by computer is performed in base 2. Base 2 is also named as binary computation and it is used in all the computer and digital data processing processors.

Some differences between base 2 and base 10 are:

Base 2 number system contains 0 and 1 whereas base 10 is from 0 to 9.
Digital systems works on 0 and 1 logic i.e on and off logic. So we use digital system easily in binary domain whereas, decimal system has 0-9 levels and they are hard to be catered in digital domain.
Base 10 is used in normal calculations for daily use and binary is only confined to digital domain.

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3 years ago

HELP PLEASE!!!! If you are continually building, reviewing, correcting a model of your system, and incrementally adding to the s

Novosadov [1.4K]

Answer: evolutionary with high fidelity

Explanation:

You are trying to improve the model so that it is able to match any problem. This is evolutionary.

At the same time the model seems to be close to being finalised with all the improvements being made. It is past the design stage and so must be a high fidelity prototype.

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3 years ago

Select the correct answer. Why is it important to identify your audience while making a presentation? A. It helps you define the

Naddika [18.5K]

Answer:B

Explanation:

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3 years ago

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Given integer variables totalTickets, vipTickets, and sessionNum, which line of code correctly calls the following function? voi

alekssr [168]

Given integer variables 'totalTickets, vipTickets, and sessionNum', the line of code given in option C correctly calls the following function: "void FinalTally(int* totalAttendees, int* vipAttendees, int numSessions);"

The correct function call with the variables named 'totalTickets, vipTickets, and sessionNum' is as follows:

FinalTally(&totalTickets, &vipTickets, sessionNum);

A function call refers to an expression that passes control and arguments (if there are any) to the specified function and has the syntax as FunctionName (argumentList) where FunctionName is the name of the function to be called and argumentList indicates the list of arguments (separated by commas) to be passed to the calling function.

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Correct question is as follows:

Given integer variables totalTickets, vipTickets, and sessionNum, which line of code correctly calls the following function? void FinalTally(int* totalAttendees, int* vipAttendees, int numSessions);

a. FinalTally(totalTickets, vipTickets, &session Num);

b. FinalTally(&totalTickets, &vipTickets, session Num);

c. FinalTally(&totalTickets, &vipTickets, sessionNum);

d. FinalTally(&totalTickets, &vipTickets, &session Num);

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