Answer:
Explanation:
The language I use would do it as
h1$ = copy(h$,1,3)
This may not satisfy you, because your language could be quite different. You might want an input statement of some kind that would define h$. This assumes that somewhere h,h1 are declared as strings.
You also have to know how to read an input. My language uses readln(input,h)
and how to write it on the screen write(h1) or writeln(h1)
True, because the broken line gives you the ability to cross and pass, with the solid line you are not allowed to pass.
The answer would be B. Dome-Type. V-Type engines are some of the most common, with abbreviations such as V6, V8, etc. In-Line engines are where the cylinders are in a straight line. Horizontally opposed engines or 'flat' engines are where the cylinders are on a flat plane. Therefore the only type of engine *configuration* is B. Dome-Type.
Dome-type relates to the cylinder design, where the piston has a convex dome to maximize the efficiency.
Hope this helps.
