Question 1: To tell what will happen when an if-statement is false.
Question 2: The = should be ==
elseif should be elif
The else should have a :
Question 3: All algorithms can only do number calculations.
Question 4: and
Question 5: To make a follow-up True/ False decision
Question 6: if (text1 > 15):
Question 7: if (text1 == 78):
Question 8: if (num1 != num2):
Question 9: >=
Question 10: 4
Question 11: 3
Question 18: a < b and a != b
Question 19: !=
Sorry about 12 - 17 and 20 i can't seem to find those questions guessing you wanted edhesive. I dont have an account on it.
The answer is B)The worksheets may not work in the new workbook.
Answer:
$1A
brainiest plz
Explanation:
The elements of a formula only can have the following format:
1) Letter Number as C1
2) Letter $ Number as A$1
3) $ Letter Number as $A1
4) $ Letter $ Number as $A$1
The element $1A is not in the format
Answer:
Grid analysis is best used when a decision needs to consider multiple outcomes and different criteria. The format of this method however, can provide bias to a certain outcome. The process is only as good as the quality of information placed within the grid including the scoring. Once a factor is graded or placed subjectively, objectivity is compromised in this method. Also, this method keeps decision making strictly in a rational manner. But, it is considered unhealthy to be linear in decision making and one-sided. It is best to base decisions from a rational and take emotions into account as well.
