The answer is d. The hardware has a terrible time translating binary into decimal. Computers in general don't like "talking" to people. D is wrong.
bits are part of bytes.You use bits to make up bytes, not the other way around. Bit's are what computers use to construct their "speech." Bytes make it more convenient to convert from Hex(or binary) to decimal. C is wrong.
A is wrong. There are only two numbers in the binary system -- one and zero. Not three.
B is the correct answer.
If someone wants to put data in order (ascending or descending) they should sort the data.
c. Sort
<u>Explanation:</u>
Sorting is the process of arranging the data on the basis of some property or attribute. Using the find command, conducting a query, and mapping the data would not help.
There are various sorting algorithms like the bubble sort, selection sort, insertion sort, quick sort, and merge sort. Out of all the attributes, one or a combination of attributes can be selected to serve as the basis for sorting.
Answer:
Primary is firsthand, secondary is viewed through articles and other materials.
Explanation:
EX: Primary account of a story, secondary view through pictures.
