Answer:
The answer is given below in explanation section.
Explanation:
As asked in the question Sanford is creating an excel spreadsheet and needs to insert many workbooks sheets to organize his data, then what is the limit of the number of worksheets excel con contain.
The excel spreadsheet contains as many worksheets as you want but it is limited by the available memory of your computer and system resources. If you have very little memory then you cannot create many worksheets. If you have memory in GBs then you can create thousands of worksheets.
However, it is noted that to create the worksheet is not limited by Excel but it is limited by avilabe memory and system resources. If you have enough computer memory and resources like CPU power etc, then you can create worksheet as many as you want.
It is also noted that the excel worksheet is limited by its number of rows and number of columns it contains e.g. the total number of rows and columns on a worksheet are 1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns.
If you want to study more about Excel limitation and specifications, the following link may help you
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/excel-specifications-and-limits-1672b34d-7043-467e-8e27-269d656771c3
Im pretty sure the answer would be 82 because it's concatenating 2 to string(y)
Assuming Victoria is using Adobe
Photoshop to create her brochure, below are the steps she is required to
follow.
She should first open the image on
Photoshop, click on the image option and select duplicate just in case the
resized image is not what she wants.
Still on the image option, she
should select Image size. A screen will pop up at this point, indicating the
image’s current size. For the purposes of image resizing, Victoria should
select Pixel dimensions category.
She should be able to type her preferred
dimensions for both the width and height. She should make sure ‘Constrain
Proportions’ is unchecked to be able to type in separate values.
If she decides to use the photo editing
program, she can simply click on the image, and if resize handles appear around
it, she can click and drag those to the desired size.
There are two types of rulers you can use: the inch, or imperial, ruler and the centimeter, or metric, ruler.
Inches correspond to the imperial system, which is the main measuring system used in the US and a smattering of other countries.
Meanwhile, centimeters are part of the metric system, which is used around the world in both everyday life and science.
While we will be providing pictures you can use to follow our instructions, we recommend getting out your own ruler or measuring tape so you can follow along in real time.
