1. To track inventory on excel you should have thorough knowledge on how it is used and different techniques and buttons behave on it. Tracking inventory may use formulas for example the total amount of items sold for the specific day. So where to right formulas and how to use them should be learned.
2.Track personal loan will take a little knowledge about the tool and again here also a little amount of formulas can be used and thus will need a little knowledge that where to write them but will need less knowledge than first one.
3.Evaluation of commitments will need a very low knowledge about tool and can be used easily.
4. Track a project It also need a little knowledge about the tool and will need least knowledge if compared with other options.
Answer:
Explanation:
Duplicate tuples are not allowed in a relation because the specifications of the constraints of the regional integrity are violated, especially the main constraint that states that there can be no identical values for the attributes of two tuples at any database relation state.
Also, duplicate tuples are not allowed in a relation due to the fact that they lead to redundancy of the data base which in turn, slowing down the speed of the database when data processing such as inserting, querying, updating, deleting, etc are being performed.
import math
print(math.pow(8, 0.5))
You can find the square root of any number by squaring it by 0.5
Using more robots means less human contact which means declining social skills, and heavier dependence on technology. And using more technology is expensive.
Answer:
Operating System.
Explanation:
All the properties listed in the question are handled by the Operating system.
Operating system:-It is a software that manages the computer hardware,provides common services for the programs of the computer and software resources.
Some of the most popular operating systems are as following:-
- Microsoft Windows.
- Apple MACOS
- Linux.
There are also other operating systems present out there these are some of the mostly used OS's.