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<u>In DBMS comparison normally end user compare the following this</u>
1. Cost effective.
2. How much storage capacity
3. Number of concurrent users or connection.
4. Extend storage capacity
<u>Explanation:</u>
Normally end users compare DBMS such as oracle, MySQL, sqlserver, MS access, and postages sql and mongo db.
If it is document oriented or image search best is mongo dB or clouch db, for best relationship management of DBMS such as oracle, MySQL server extra.
For colonial adventure tours and DBMS I would suggest either mongo dB or oracle all depends on organization.
I'm assuming you are referring to Excel. There are a few ways to add A1 and B1.
First you could use '=SUM(A1+B1)'
You could also use '=SUM(A1:B1)' which adds the values of all the cells between A1 and B1, but since they are next to each other, this would work.
You could also use '=SUM(A1,B1)' where you list all the cells you want to add with commas in between.
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A computer mouse is an input device for a computer that provides information onto the x and y coordinates of the icon being moved around by this mouse (referred to as a cursor) based off of the hand movements of the user moving the mouse.
Mouses also have three other button inputs. These are the left, right, and middle mouse buttons. The left button is typically used as the primary button, and is used to select, drag, open, and similar function. The right mouse button is usually intended for opening menus for additional options to be performed by the program being right-clicked on. The middle mouse button is actually a wheel that is used to move pages that extend beyond the boundaries of your screen up and down for easier viewing.
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