The first one is 0 (0/3=0)
The second one is 3 (3/3=1)
The third one is 2 (6/3=2)
The fourth one is 9 (9/3=3)
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Answer:
A MICR device reading the magnetic ink on a cheque. (the ink contains iron particles). This special ink is used to write customer account numbers on the bottom of cheques. The MICR device reads the account numbers then converts it to a form the computer can understand.
Explanation:
A MICR device reading the magnetic ink on a cheque. (the ink contains iron particles). This special ink is used to write customer account numbers on the bottom of cheques. The MICR device reads the account numbers then converts it to a form the computer can understand.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
It is wrong to say that plagiarism can not be detected, there is a wide range of technologies available to prove that the information provided that a person is gotten directly from a source and it was not His own words. Plagiarism checking tools include web applications and software made to check plagiarism and they available for use, most of which are paid software and some are free.
Only one ... the third bit of the byte, numerical 32. Every lower-case letter
has a '1' in that place. If that bit is changed to '0', then the code represents
the upper-case form of the same letter.
Answer:
Double precision number
Explanation:
The IEEE has given some Standards for representing numbers
IEEE Standards for floating point numbers is common convention for representing numbers in binary on Computers.
Double precision number format takes up 64 bits.
Single precision number format takes up 32 bits
