Answer:
cubeVolume = toThePowerOf(cubeSide, 3);
Explanation:
The line above accomplishes the task of calling the function toThePowerOf(). We are told in the question that the method accepts two int parameters these integer parameters are given as cubeSide and 3. They are passed as arguments when the method is called. The result of the function's computation is then assigned/stored to the the variable cubeVolume.
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I would like to say that it was D. If I am not correct, try asking this in history.
I would suggest the use of a
disk quota.
Using a disk quota would limit the available space that
users could have used to store data. The New Technology File system (NTFS) has
several features like disk quotas to see which users are uploading the most
space. The windows interface Open
Computer Management is also another option that limits the number of users of a
shared folder.
