Secound Second class levers have the load between the effort and the fulcrum. An example of a second class lever is a wheel-barrow.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Monopoly is a competition where there is a single seller and a single product in the market and hence no competition.
Monopolistic Competition is a competition where there are a large number of small firms competing with each other.
Oligopoly is a market that has a limited number of buyers and Sellers.
Perfect Competition is a market with large number of buyers and Sellers.
The pairing can be seen below:
1. Monitors is under monopolistic competition as there are a large number of firms competing.
2. USB drives this comes under perfect competition as there a large number of buyersand Sellers.
3. Central processing units (CPUs) this is under oligopoly as there a limited number of buyers and Sellers.
4. Microsoft's Windows this fall under monopoly market structure. They have no competition at all.
Answer:
Following are the code in the C programming Language.
//define function
void duplicate(char*argv, char**result) {
//set and initialize the variable to 0
int c = 0;
//set and initialize the char type pointer variable
char** t = argv;
//set the while loop
while(t){
//increment by 1
c++;
//increment by 1
t++;
}
//set malloc function in the pointer variable
result= malloc(sizeof(char)*(c+1));
//set the for loop
for(int i = 0; i < c; i++) {
//set malloc function in the pointer
(*result)[i] = malloc(strlen(argv[i])+1);
//copy the character from memory
memcpy(argv[i], (*result)[i], strlen(argv[i])+1)
;
}
//initialize null in the pointer
(*result)[i] = NULL;
}
Explanation:
In the following code, we define function "duplicate()" and pass two character type pointer arguments "*argv" and "**result" and inside the function.
- Set an integer type variable "c" and initialize to 0.
- Set character type pointer variable "t" and initialize the value of pointer variable "argv".
- Set the while loop and increment in the variable "c" and "t" by 1.
- Set the malloc function in the pointer variable "result".
- Set the for loop to copy the character from the memory.
- Finally, initialize the pointer variable "result" to NULL.
I'd say B: the amount and type of security placed on an application.
This is a common problem that exists between IT and other user departments. The IT department is well known for closing up certain sites and applications needed by other departments all in the name of security. As a result, it might slow down operations within different department and may cause inefficiency.
