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<em><u>1. Pedestrians - Most of pedestrians use to walk on the footpath along side road that keeps them on a safe side. But there are places without footpath along side road, in that case they have to walk on the road itself. Here, we need to take care for them. We need to wait in case they are crossing road and also check for them while taking a turn.
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<em><u>2. Cyclists - They travel on road but are tough to figure out. They travel at a slower pace compared to cars. To avoid any accident with them, we are supposed to give them enough space which should be equivalent to a car's space.
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<em><u>3. Motorcyclists - They can pass by very closely and also come between lanes. Most of the things to be considered here are same as that of cyclists. Here also, we need to check for them carefully while taking a turn. Also, need to give them enough space.</u></em>
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Answer:
Option b (switch to the OFF state)
Explanation:
Since, when the power is interrupted, it cannot be restored.
Answer:
Dynamic linking is when the compiler links the function call with its definition at the run time or the linking of the library routines with the program code takes place at the run time.it is also called as late binding.
Static linking is when the compiler links the function call with its definition at the compile time or the library routines are linked with the program code at the compile time. it is also called as early binding.
a) The performance of the program will be faster as the load time for dynamic linking is reduced as the shared library code is already present in the memory.
b)in static linking the statically linked are larger in size because external programs are buit in the executable files so the memory space required is more whereas in dynamic linking the disk space is not wasted as in dynamic linking only one copy of shared library is kept in memory.
c) the dynamic linking will be slower as it will using moe system memory at the run time
Explanation:
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Answer: Minimization
Explanation:
All the software, services and protocols
that's not required by the system or necessary being disabled or not installed is referred to as minimization
Minimization simply has to do with the uninstalling of the software that's useless and that's not using up the protocols as well.
Therefore, the correct option is D.
