Cleaning up a system helps clear up the space on the drives. It may also clear up processor usage, ram usage if you uninstall programs that automatically started when the system booted. You may also delete some unwanted programs in the process.
I can maybe look this up then message you via brainly I'm not to shabby with coding brb
Answer:
The method of converting a base 10 or decimal number into base 2 or binary number is as following:-
- Divide the decimal number by 2 and store it's remainder.
- keep dividing the decimal number by 2 until it becomes 0 and also keep storing it's remainder.
- Then write the remainders in reverse order.This the binary number.
Refer the attached image for better explanation.
Answer:ublic class Circle {
public int radius = 1;
public double diameter;
public double area;
//Constructor for circle class
public double Circle(int First){
return radius;
}
//Start set and get for radius
private double setRadius(int r){
return radius = 5;
}
private double getRadius(){
return radius;
}
//Start set and get for diameter
public double setDiamter(double d){
return diameter = 7;
}
public double getDiamter(){
return radius * diameter;
}
The system partition must be marked active
A. marked active
<u>Explanation:</u>
To boot on bootmgr and load the operating system, first it should be formatted with fat32 or ntf32 and make it active the partition. Partition is made through windows disk manager from control panel or DISKPART tools which is available in operating system.
These tools are ready and handy which is available. When we make partition it will prompt for number GIGA BYTE OR MEGA BYTE size after end user input or select, next step to select disk format type such as FAT32 or NTFS.
Partition can be made at during installing operating system and made active (BOOTMGR).
