Given the situation above regarding the error that Caleb made in the spelling of a particular word which was repeated in multiple cells, the steps that he can do in order to correct this are the following:
1. G<span>o to Review, Spelling, and select Change each time the error is found.
2. G</span><span>o to Home, Editing, Find, search for the incorrect spelling, and Replace to replace it with the correctly spelled word.
Hope this helps.</span>
Answer:
128 bits
Explanation:
The MD5, which is the acronym for Message-Digest algorithm 5, invented by a professor of MIT, Ronald Rivest, is a cryptographic hash algorithm that creates a 128 bit hash value and is typically represented as a 32 character hex number. MD5 is the improved version of MD4 which was also created by the same professor.
Following is an example format of an MD5 hash;
<em>ef55d3a698d289f2afd663725127bccc</em>
MD5 has been proven to have security issues. One of these issues is called collision attack - a situation where the same hash is produced for different input data.
Answer:
Some of the application areas of computer are
1.banking,
2.education,
3.industries,
4.entertainments,
5.hospitals,
Answer: Easy one.
Explanation:
This would be the OS. The OS has a mouse cursor for you to use in Windows, and Linux, it's the same thing for some BIOS'es aswell, and this goes for setting up Windows, or Linux off of a flash drive or CD.
