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What are some options available when using the Replace feature?

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Assuming that the user is talking about Microsoft Word, the options available when using the replace feature include replace, replace all, and find next. First, the Find what and Replace with boxes locates a word or phrase and replaces it with the new text. Selecting the replace option will update one instance while the replace all option will update all instances without stopping at each one. You can click on the Find Next several times until you come to the instance that you want to update.

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) how many bits are used for host number on the child network (subnet) , b) how many usable addresses can exist on this child ne

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Machine’s IP=126.127.85.170, Machine’s Netmask=/27, Parent’s Netmask=255.255.240.0 .

a) Machine's Netmask = /27 : therefore no. of remaining bits for hosts =32-27 = 5 bits.

b) No. of usable addresses in the child network = 25 -2 = 32-2 =30 [Since first(network ID of the machine) and last ip (broadcast address of the machine ) addresses are not used ]

c) first usable address is on this child network (subnet) =

First, find out the network id of machine can be found out by doing bitwise AND machine's IP and Machine's subnet mask :

01111110. 01111111.01010101.10101010 (IP)

11111111. 11111111 .11111111 .11100000 (Subnet Mask)

01111110. 01111111. 01010101.10100000 (Network ID )

first usable address is on this child network (subnet) : 01111110. 01111111. 01010101.10100001

: 126.127.85.161

d) what the last usable address is on this child network (subnet) : 01111110. 01111111. 01010101.10111110

: 126.127.85.190

e) what the child network’s (subnet's) broadcast address is :

In the directed broadcast address , all the host bits are 1. Therefore, broadcast address :

01111110. 01111111. 01010101.10111111 (126.127.85.191)

f) what the child network's (subnet's) network number is : Network ID has already been calcuulated in part c .

01111110. 01111111. 01010101.10100000 (126.127.85.160)

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Hippocrates put forward the theory of the four humors. According to the theory, the human body is made up of four substances: black bile, yellow bile, blood, and phlegm. A healthy human body is the product of a balance of among the four humors, while diseases results if there is an imbalance among the four humors.

Galen, a keen admirer of Hippocrates' ideas, further elaborated on this theory and believed that they affected personalities, moods, behaviors, and emotions.

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People with predominantly black bile are Melancholic (corresponding to the season of autumn dry and cold): They are very sensitive, and enjoy artistic pursuits.

People with predominantly yellow bile are Choleric (corresponding to the season of summer, dry and hot): They possess a passionate temperament, They have a lot of ambition, energy, drive, enormous vitality but are domineering and get angry quickly.

People with predominantly blood are Sanguine (corresponding to the season of spring, wet and hot): These people are confident, joyful, optimistic, expressive, confident, rational and sociable.

People with predominantly phlegm are Phlegmatic (corresponding to the season of winter, wet and cold): They are deep thinkers, fair, calm, very consistent, relaxed, and observant, willing to compromise, and hard workers.

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