Answer:
6 hosts can have IP addresses on the LAN attached to the router interface
Explanation:
Given IP address
=> 192.168.192.10/29
It has a subnet mask of /29 which means it has 3 host bits. This is calculated by subtracting 29 from 32(number of bits in an IPV4)
Since there are 3 host bits, the total number of possible addresses is given by
=> 
= 8 possible addresses.
Out of these 8 possible addresses, the first address will be the subnet id and the last address will be the broadcast address.
Therefore, there are only 6 addresses available for the hosts.
<em>Hope this helps!</em>
Answer:
The Matlab code is as given in the explanation, paste the code in the new script file, save it and run.
Explanation:
The code is as follows
Code:
<em>%% Initialization of the code</em>
<em>% The code takes an array of six AIS scores of the form [AIS1 AIS2 AIS3</em>
<em>% AIS4 AIS5 AIS6] of order 1x6.</em>
<em>AIS=input('Please enter the AIS array of the form [AIS1 AIS2 AIS3 AIS4 AIS5 AIS6]');%taking input of the array</em>
<em>AISs=sort(AIS,'descend');%sorting the array in the descending order</em>
<em>iss=(AISs(1,1)^2)+(AISs(1,2)^2)+(AISs(1,3)^2);%Calculating the ISS</em>
<em>disp(['The injury severity score (ISS) for the entered array is ', num2str(iss)])%Displaying the output</em>
Output:
<u><em>Please enter the AIS array of the form [AIS1 AIS2 AIS3 AIS4 AIS5 AIS6][3 0 4 5 3 0];</em></u>
<u><em>The injury severity score (ISS) for the entered array is 50</em></u>
<u><em /></u>
Answer:
//class Name
class Name {
// attributes gave you 3
String first_name;
String last_name;
int length = 0;
//constructor with 2 parameters
Name(String first_name, String last_name){
}
//methods
public String find_printed_name(){
return first_name + " " + last_name;
}
public void find_sortable_name(){
return last_name + ", " first_name.charAt(0);
}
public static void main(String[] args){
// instantiate the class
Name test_name = new Name("David", "Joyner");
System.out.println(test_name.first_name);
System.out.println(test_name.last_name);
System.out.println(test_name.find_printed_name());
System.out.println(test_name.find_sortable_name());
}
Explanation:
You didn't specify a language so I did it in Java.
You should know how to declare methods in Python.
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