Which tab should be selected to add a hyperlink within a cell? Home tab Review tab Insert tab Formula tab
2 answers:
Answer:
On the Insert tab
Explanation:
- You would select the tab that you want the Hyperlink to be in
- select the <em>Insert tab</em>
- There you will see a panel that says<em> link</em> press the down arrow than you will see a section that says <em>link</em> again there again you will press the down arrow which will show a option of document you want to add if your looking to add a link form a web browser than at the bottom of the list you will see <em>Insert Link</em>
- From there you will see a box pops up there you can upload a file from your computer or PC
- Once the box pops up you will enter the web browser page address in the box that says <em>address</em>
- From there press <em>okay</em> then your hyperlink will be in the cell you want
- If you don't know where or what a web browser address is than on the top of the web browser where you would insert what you are searching all you have to do is press it and it will automatically highlight the text than copy and paste the text by holding <em>Ctrl + C </em>to copy and holding <em>Ctrl + V </em>to paste
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Answer:
Total number of character comparison = 43
Explanation:
Using the Brute force algorithm
The string of n characters is known as text, and the string of m characters is known as the pattern.
From the given information:
The text (n)=THERE_IS_MORE_TO_LIFE_THAN_INCREASING_ITS_SPEED
The pattern (m) = GANDHI
The total no of characters that we have in the text = 47
The total number of characters in pattern = 6
For a brute force algorithm;
Since; the first character of the pattern does not exist in the text, then the number of trials made can be attempted can be expressed as = n – m + 1
= 47 – 6 + 1
= 47 – 5
= 42
Thus; the algorithm will attempt the trial 42 times.
Now, for loop in the algorithm to run 42 times, the G in the pattern will have to align against the for T in the text, and in the last case, it will be aligned against the last space.
On each attempted trial, the algorithm will make one unsuccessful comparison.
However, at the trial at which the G in the pattern Is aligned with the G in the text, there will be two successful comparisons.
Hence, we can calculate the total number of character comparison as follows:
Total number of character comparison =
Total number of character comparison = ( (( 42 – 1) × 1 ) + ( 1 × 2) )
Total number of character comparison = 41 + 2
Total number of character comparison = 43