C sine it's local doesn't really on a server connection
Answer:
1. Launch PowerPoint and open one of your presentations. Click the "Insert" tab on the ribbon, click the "Shapes" button and then click the "5-Point Star" shape to select it.
2. Click anywhere on your slide, hold down your left mouse button and drag it to create a star large enough to cover the object you want to overlay. For example, if you want to overlay a heading, make the star large enough to surround the heading.
3. Right-click the star and select "Format Shape" to open the Format Shape dialog box.
4. Click the "Color" button and then click the color you want to make the star.
5. Drag the "Transparency" slider until the text box next to the slider displays "90%." This value creates a star that is almost transparent but still displays the fill color.
6. Click "Close" to view your star overlay. It will be translucent and display a slight fill color that matches the color you selected.
7. Click inside the star and drag it so that it fits evenly around the object. If the star is too large or too small, click one of the handles along the star's edges and drag the handle to resize the star.
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Denote the five numbers as a, b, c, d and e.
The average is:
(a + b + c + d +e) ÷ 5.
Easily:
Learn how to do input and output operations in your programming language of choice.
Learn what average is (see Arithmetic mean - Wikipedia)
Learn how to code arithmetic operations in your PL of choice.
Put all that together and code the program.
Oh, did you expect the code snippet? Sorry, I don’t do peoples’ homework for them on principle. Homework is for you to learn something. If you can’t be bothered, accept that you’ll fail your class. If you want to pass, LEARN.
More people adopt the technology during any period, leading to an increasing rate of adoption. So, yes
