Answer:
Home, Format, Hide & Unhide
Explanation:
thats correct
Answer:
Honestly, I don't know so I found two answers for you, hopefully this helps:
1.
What you can do is skip a video if you have watched all of it EXCEPT 7 seconds. so some edge vids are like 8 sec, just wait 1 sec then skip it. for longer vids; for example a video that is 2:30, just watch 2:29 minutes and 53 seconds, and u can skip the last 7 seconds remaining.
Another one I found:
1. Start the video
2. Click the reload button. It may ask for confirmation, so just click continue
3. Click the home button until you get to the home page.
4. Click the "Next Activity" button
It may only skip the last 30 seconds of the video, not 3 minutes, but it is better than nothing.
To easily get through the "Answer in your own words" portions:
1. Check to see how long the question is. If it is 2 short sentences, I don't recommend this. If it's 3 or more, this should work.
2. Copy the question (Control + C)
3. Paste it into the answer box (Control + V)
4. Submit
It should accept it! Works every time for me as long as the question is long enough. 9/10 times it works! Good Luck!
Answer:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main
{
//Declare variable quantity
int quantity;
//Accept value for Quantity
cin>>quantity;
//Compare variable quantity with 10
if(quantity == 10)
{
cout<<"Equal";
}
else if(quantity > 10)
{
cout<<"Over 10";
}
else
{
cout<<"Not over 10";
}
return 0;
}
Explanation:
The above is a full c++ Program that does executes the instructions in the question.
Lines that starts with // are comments and they are ignored during program execution.
Variable quantity was declared as integer because the number to be compared with (10), is an integer.
Before comparison, the program must accept input. This was shown with the statement "cin>>quantity;"
For each comparison statement, if it's true, the statement within the curly braces {} will be executed.
Comparison of variable quantity with 10 starts at "if(quantity == 10)"
If quantity equals 10, then "Equal" will be printed (without the quotes)
if(quantity>10) means if quantity is greater than 10 and this will print "Over 10", if it's true (without the quotes)
The last comparison statement
"else {"
This will print "Not over 10" (without the quotes) if the first 2 comparison statements are not true.
Answer:
cables, towers, and underground tubes
Explanation:
Its certainly the above one, and through this internet service is being provided. So internet service is self-understood, and what ISP firstly provides are cables, underground tubes, and the towers. And it is only these all through which the ISP provides internet service. And remember we are in this question dealing with the infrastructure and not the services or products. Hence, phone service, websites, and files, as well as the emails, search engines, and the videos, are not the solution here as they are not the infrastructure. And ISPs never provide the computers, ethernet cables or keyboards.
Hence, the correct answer is as mentioned in the answer section.