Answer:
A.Costs
Explanation:
Transaction processing systems are used in business for operational support. This information system processes data as transactions usually in automated manner.
Automation causes efficiency and reduced human intervention, which will end up <em>reduced operational costs</em>.
Answer:
Option A => cannot be used to search an array that is not sorted
Explanation:
The reason for choosing ‘option a’ is that, the actual working mechanism of binary search is to sort the array first then choose a middle element and compare the given search element with the help of middle element. Let us deeply understand how this sorting and choosing middle element does the work of search.
So this middle element is the key pointer which tells the system that the matching element might be present either to the list of values which are less than middle element or it would be present in the right side / greater than middle element. So, it would search only in the list satisfying the middle element. So it is always necessary to sort the element.
Answer:
A) Vector is an upward, downwards, left, and right directions for Emily vector is in the upward, downwards, and right directions for Fran.
B) The force of weight and gravity in the downward direction, the normal force in the upward direction, acceleration force in the right direction and the frictional force in the left direction. Fran doesn't have a frictional force.
C) Emily's velocity will slow down since the ground is being countering her velocity and slowing her down in the opposite direction until she stops. Fran's speed will be constant since there is no friction to slow her down so she will continue to move unless she hits a wall.
Explanation:
The answer is B: Annotating with the pen or highlighter
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