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4 years ago

Complete the sentence.

Computers and Technology

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mamaluj [8]4 years ago

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Answer:

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Answer:

Microsoft Windows - More susceptible to viruses

Linux - Limited support system

Apple - Fewer compatible applications

Explanation:

Generally windows is more susceptible to viruses.

Linux is open source meaning it's up to the community to help you.

Apple has been supporting more applications in these coming years but it still lacks the wide range of apps windows supports.

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luda_lava [24]

Answer:

Output

height: 10

radius: 2

Cylinder volume: 125.6

Cone Surface: 76.6037

Cone Volume: 41.8667

Sphere volume: 33.4933

Sphere surface: 50.24

Cylinder volume: 125.6

Explanation:

//Declaring variables

#include <iostream>

#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

//Defining Pi value

const double PI=3.14;

//Decliring the functions

//volume function for cone

double volumeCone(double r,double h){

return PI * r * r * (h/3);

}

//volume function for sphere surface

double surfaceSphere(double r){

return 4 * PI * r * r;

}

//volume function for cylinderVol

double cylinderVol(double r,double h){

return PI * r * r * h;

}

//volume function for sphere volume

double sphereVol(double r){

return 4/3.0 * PI * r * r * r;

}

//volume function for cone surface

double surfaceCone(double r,double h){

return PI * r * (r+sqrt(h *h + r * r));

}

int main(){

double r,h;

//print the values of height and radius

cout<<"height: ";

cin>>h;

cout<<"radius: ";

cin>>r;

//print the values of geometric forms

cout<<"Cylinder volume: "<<cylinderVol(r,h)<<endl;

cout<<"Cone Surface: "<<surfaceCone(r,h)<<endl;

cout<<"Cone Volume: "<<volumeCone(r,h)<<endl;

cout<<"Sphere volume: "<<sphereVol(r)<<endl;

cout<<"Sphere surface: "<<surfaceSphere(r)<<endl;

cout<<"Cylinder volume: "<<cylinderVol(r,h)<<endl;

}

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3 years ago

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sammy [17]

The answer is 10 to the twelfth power.

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Luba_88 [7]

Answer:

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Explanation:

First, I'll assume Donte is making use of a spreadsheet application (Microsoft Office Excel, to be precise).

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To print a selection section, Donte needs to follow the steps below.

Go to File -> Print.

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How does tracking changes relate to sharing a workbook in Excel?

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