When you're working with a word processing document and you press the Del key, C. The entire document is deleted.
I have actually tried doing this to know which choice is the correct answer. I opened a new document, typed some words then pressed the Del key.... NOTHING HAPPENED! The character to the right of the cursor was not deleted, the entire document was not deleted, nor was the formatting style deleted.
I chose letter C because after seeing that nothing happened in an open document, I saved said document and opened the folder where the document was saved. I selected the document and pressed the Del key... a prompt appeared asking me if I was sure that I want to move my file to the Recycle Bin? I clicked yes... the entire document is deleted
Answer:
I. hatching
II. filter
Explanation:
Sarah is creating an image. She wants to achieve tonal effects with parallel lines by varying their densities and distribution patterns. She will use <u>hatching</u> to do this. She also wants to add special effects on the image. Therefore, she will use <u>filters</u>.
Hatching refers to an art technique in which parallel lines are used to shade by drawing them closely together.
Stippling is an art technique used in the making of patterns by using small dots.
Filters is a technique of changing image characteristics. It is used to change the picture characteristics & to add special effects to an image such as the shade, contrast, tone, brightness etc.
We therefore see that, <u>hatching</u> and <u>filter</u> are the correct answers respectively
The result of MINUS operator will be 10 - 2 = 8 records (number of records in CUSTOMER - number of common records).
Below is the function that takes two parallel lists;
List of times in increasing order and that of distance travelled by that point in time.
I put into consideration the instructions given in the question.
ANSWER;
def find_velocity(time, distance):
velocities = []
for i in range(1, len(time)):
velocities.append((distance[i] - distance[i - 1]) / (time[i] - time[i - 1]))
return velocities
times are = [1, 3, 5, 7]
distances are = [25, 29, 35, 70]
print(find_velocity(times, distances))