What slides are you trying to do....
The answer is definitely (A. SQL server) it was released back in 2010 and is huge!
Let us know if there is anything else you need to know.
Mark brainlest :)
On Windows 10, you are able to right-click the desktop, and select "Display Settings". From there you can see all attached displays that are connected to your computer. Select "Advanced display settings", and your resolution would be right there, for example, the resolution of my monitor is 3840×2160.
No. Why do you even want to do that?! You can get suspended if it is related to school...