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The answer is (c.) a DDR SDRAM module.
DDR SDRAM stands for Double data rate synchronous dynamic random-access memory. It is a form of temporary data storage in a computer. So when it comes to power down, the data stored in this RAM is most likely to lose.
According to my opinion,
NO, I'd not feel comfortable.
Substitution ciphers in the world of encryption can be
cracked very easily. By looking for patterns like one letter words, double
letter patterns, and knowing rules such as all words must contain at least an
a, e, i, o, u or y, you are probably able to decipher this with so much ease. While
this information and the frequency of letters used in the encrypted message might
be helpful, it might not be a perfect process.
The answer is <span>0.693 . </span><span>When a switch is closed, completing an LR series circuit, the time needed for the current to reach one half its maximum value is 0.693
</span>e^(-t/T) = 0.5
<span>-t/T = ln(0.5) = -0.693 </span>
It was quite difficult to understand what you need. Anyway, I've got it. I guess you need to much all the terms to each sentence. So I think I've done it right. Check it out:
1.an electronic index of books - <span>B. computer catalog
</span><span>
2.a device which categorizes and locates web sites - </span><span>H. search engine
</span><span>
3.to draw a conclusion - </span>D. infer<span>
4.a block of information stored in an HTML file on a server - </span><span>A. web page
</span><span>
5.the table of contents of a web site - </span><span>G. home page
</span><span>
6.a software package which retrieves information from any or all available Internet servers - </span><span>I. browser
</span><span>
7.a highlighted word or phrase within a web page which acts as a "bridge" to another web page or site - </span><span>F. hyperlink
</span><span>
8.a topic sentence - </span><span>C. key sentence
</span><span>
9.a term which aids in narrowing a web search - </span>E. keyword
