Answer:
Check the network icon (or wireless connection settings) to see if you have Internet access. ...
Check for changes to proxy settings.
Check the network cables if your computer is wired to the router.
Reset your router.
Check your firewall or security software.
Hopefully this helps.
Answer:
#include using namespace std;
cout << quotient;
Explanation:
not #include ; using namespace std;
; doesn't belong
cout << quotient
forgot the ; at the end
B.) The rumble of thunder.
I hope this helps. :p
Answer:
microsoft windows, macOS, and linux
Explanation:
if you need help let me know
Just a guess, maybe you’ve been reported for having an incorrect answer two times? I’m really not sure I’m just trying to give out possibilities. Maybe if your a Brainly Helper you haven’t been active so they are giving you warnings? Does clicking on the warning tell you the reason for them? Maybe the system thinks your a robot? I’m not sure just trying to give possible reasons, but you could try contacting customer support, but they aren’t always the quickest at responding.
Have a good day!
