Answer:
Drive Wipe F is correct
Explanation:
Drives content is virtual so it wouldn't work to shred or incinerate it. overwriting it wouldn't work to get rid of files exactly. it might get rid of the files but it would replace the files with other files.
Answer:
Program to Plot the power in Watts
voltage=1:200;
resistance=1000;
current=voltage/resistance;
power=current.*voltage;
plot(voltage,power);
xlabel('Voltage in Volts');
ylabel('Power in Watts'); //plot of this program is attached
Program for power in dBW
voltage=1:200;
resistance=1000;
current=voltage/resistance;
power=current.*voltage;
powerdB=10*log10(power);
plot(voltage,powerdB);
xlabel('Voltage in Volts');
ylabel('Power in dBW'); // plot output is also attached
I hope it will help you!
The answer is C: Does the paint being used contain any aluminum?
Paint booth filters will be considered hazardous waste if hazardous compounds are present. The easiest way to determine if a paint booth filter is hazardous is to review the data sheets for the paint and the solvents you use. If the paint or solvents contains heavy metals like lead, aluminum, cadmium, or chromium, the spent filters would be considered a hazardous waste.
Confusion matrix and overall error rate is described below.
Explanation:
The error rate is not the same? Like, even if I prioritize non-fraudulent and create confusion matrix we get the same error rate right?
So we have 88 + 952 = 1040 records in total.
Using the current method, it appears that the error rate is ((88-30) + (952-920)) / 1040 = 90/1040 = 8.65%.
The 'analyst' says that the accuracy could be improved by using a different model. They propose to just assume all the classifications are non-fraudulent.
We can calculate that there are 30 + (952 - 920) = 62 fraudulent records. Then, the error rate for this model is simply the number of frauds divided by the number of records. 62 / 1040 = 5.96%.
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