Answer:
This program is executed in Dev C++ using C++ as a programming language.
Explanation:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int carModelNo;
cout<<"Enter Car Model Number ";
cin>>carModelNo;
EnterAgain:
if(carModelNo==1969)
{
cout<<"Few safety features.";
}
else if(carModelNo==1979)
{
cout<<"Probably has seat belts.";
}
else if(carModelNo==1999)
{
cout<<"Probably has antilock brakes.";
}
else if(carModelNo==2000)
{
cout<<"Probably has airbags.";
}
else
{
"Car Model Information Currently not Available";
cout<<"Please enter the car model such as 1969, 1979, 1999, or 2000 ";
cin>>carModelNo;
goto EnterAgain;
}
return 0;
}
Answer: The answers to all parts of this question are based on "automatic string". The condition is also provided which states that the string the machine outputs is the same string (4-digit string) which is fed to the machine as input.
Explanation: (a) The string will not remain automatic string if it contains a digit greater or equal to $5$. As we know that machine should print the same string which is fed into it. In this case the machine will insert a 0 in place of $5$. So the number is inserting a 0 when it is output by the counting machine. For example if we input $2152$ machine will print "$0120$" which shows that the digits are not the same as fed to the machine. If we take string $0702,$ which is given in the question, we see that machine prints out "$2010$" which means that number is inserting a 0 so automatic string cannot contain a digit greater than $5$
(b) The same answer as given in (a). For example the if we write $4220$ machine prints out "$1020$". So the automatic string cannot contain $4.$
(c) This is a bit tricky as machine count the digit $3$. Lets take an example string $3303$. the machine prints out "$1003$". It counts three BUT its not an automatic string because the string printed out is different from the string that was fed to the machine. So automatic string cannot contain $3.$
(d) Now we know that an automatic string cannot contain digits 3,4,5 and above. So it can contain digits 0,1 and 2 with 0 at the end as the automatic string cannot contain digit 3 or above.Lets take a few examples of strings with combinations of 0,1 and 2 to check if they are automatic strings.
- $1220$ the machine prints $1120$ which is not the same as fed into machine so its not an automatic string.
- $2020$ the machine prints out "$2020$". Its 2 times "$0$", 0 times "$1$",2 times "$2$" and 0 times "$3$" which is the same as fed to machine so $2020$ is an automatic string.
- $1210$ is an automatic string as the machine prints out "$1210$" which is the same string fed to machine.
Answer: Here is my answer- I hope it helps! Btw I did search this up but I change some words so I don't get in trouble again ; - ;
Explanation: A unit of measurement is a definite importance of an amount, defined and adopted by convention or by law, that is used as a standard for measurement of the same kind of amount. Any other amount of that kind can be expressed as a multiple of the unit of measurement. For example, a length is a physical amount.
<span>1.
</span>Improve quality of care and reduce health disparities.
<span>2.
</span>Read the orders in the medical record and make
sure to read it back again to verify accuracy.
<span>3.
</span>Maintain the security and privacy of patient
health information.
<span>4.
</span>Talk to the patients and families in management of
their health care.
Answer:
Option 2: 100
Explanation:
The given code is regarding a Java array. To create an array in Java, the syntax is as follows:
type [] arrayname = new type[size]
In Java, this is possible to set a size for an array by giving an integer within the bracket. For example, int [] num = new int[100] will set the array size 100 for <em>num</em> . This means the <em>num</em> can hold 100 components within the array.
Once the size is set for an array, the size cannot be changed in later stage.
