1. Distinguish between

You will locate a presentation online that focuses on your field (for example you might choose a TED talk focused on your field)

Bogdan [553]

Answer:

presentation: "How to stop screwing yourself over" A ted talk by Mel, an American television host. She constructively used presentation skills such as clear verbal communication, humor, story telling and of course, good preparation and research to present in the video, the video has more than 22 million views.

Explanation:

verbal communication: She communicated in a clear and concise language to pass her message across to the audience. This is a vital skill for a good presentation.

Humor: She was able to use humor to lighting the presetation atmosphere without derailing from the main point. Effective use of humor will increase audience attention during the presentation.

story telling: Everybody loves story, when stories that are related to the main point of the presentation are shared, it will instill the main of point of the presentation in the mind of the audience.

Good preparation and research: Adequate preparation is key to the success of any presentation. It allows the speaker to understand his or her audience before the actual presentation as well as get all need resources for the presentation.

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4 years ago

How would our lives be different without computers at home?

Yuri [45]

Answer:

It would be so difficult to spend a life without computers. We would not be aware of technology or what things are being discovered. We could get information by newspaper, television, radio or some other medium but on computers.

Explanation:

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2 years ago

Sort the following everyday examples of sedimentary processes into the bins labeled with the sedimentary processes they most clo

Firlakuza [10]

The Sorting of the examples of sedimentary processes are:

Sediment Erosion/transport - The dirt going down the drain after you give your dog a bath and drain the tub Dirt being blown off a patio
Deposition of sediment - Dust collecting on furniture
Weathering of rock - Tree roots extending into a rock layer and breaking it down Ice expanding in a crack in the road creating a pothole
Compaction/lithification - A dump truck dumps a load of gravel on your lawn. The dirt below it becomes more consolidated

<h3>What is the sedimentary process known as?</h3>

Sedimentary rocks are said to be the outcome of

1) The weathering of preexisting rocks,

2) The transport of the weathering products,

3) The deposition of the material.

4) The compaction process.

5) The cementation of the sediment to form a rock.

This is known to be the most vital geological processes that has lead to the making of sedimentary rocks such as due to erosion, weathering, dissolution, and others

Therefore, The Sorting of the examples of sedimentary processes are:

Sediment Erosion/transport - The dirt going down the drain after you give your dog a bath and drain the tub Dirt being blown off a patio
Deposition of sediment - Dust collecting on furniture
Weathering of rock - Tree roots extending into a rock layer and breaking it down Ice expanding in a crack in the road creating a pothole
Compaction/lithification - A dump truck dumps a load of gravel on your lawn. The dirt below it becomes more consolidated

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Sort the following everyday examples of sedimentary processes into the bins labeled with the sedimentary processes they most closely represent. Drag the appropriate items into their respective bins View Available Hint(s) Reset Heip A dump truck dumps a load of gravel on your lawn. The dirt below it becomes more consolidated Dirt being blown off a patio Ice expanding in a crack in the road Dust collecting on furniture creating a pothole Tree roots extending into a rock layer you give your dog The dirt going down the drain after a bath and drain the tub and breaking it down Sediment Erosion/transport Deposition of sediment Weathering of rock Compaction/lithification

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2 years ago

The ________ utility automatically creates duplicates of your libraries, desktops, contacts, and favorites to another storage lo

olchik [2.2K]

I guess the best option is B.

The file history utility automatically creates duplicates of your libraries, desktops, contacts, and favorites to another storage location.

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4 years ago

In function main prompt the user for a time in seconds. Call a user defined function to calculate the equivalent time in hours,

Molodets [167]

Answer:

#include <iostream>

#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

cout<<"Enter time in seconds:";

int time, hour, minutes, seconds,initialTime;

cin>>time;

initialTime = time;

hour = floor(time / 3600);

time = time % 3600;

minutes = floor(time / 60);

time = time % 60;

seconds = time;

cout<< initialTime<<" can be broken down into: "<<endl;

cout<<hour << " hour(s)"<<endl;

cout<<minutes <<" minutes"<<endl;

cout<<seconds <<" seconds"<<endl;

return 0;

}

Explanation:

The programming language use is c++

The module cmath was called to allow me perform some math operations like floor division, and the Iostream allows me to print output to the screen. Using namespace std allows me to use classes from the function std.

I prompt the user to enter time in second, then declare all the variables that will be used which include time, hour, minutes, seconds and initialTime.

initialTime is used to hold the the time input entered by the user and will be printed at the end no arithmetic operation is carried out on it.

Floor division (returns the quotient in a division operation) and Modulo (returns the remainder in a division operation) division is used to evaluate the hours, the minutes and the seconds.

The final answers are then printed to the screen.

I have uploaded the c++ file and a picture of the code in action

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3 years ago