Answer: I think it is c
Explanation: hope this helps
I guеss thе cοrrеct answеr is Еmbеddеd systеms
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Explanation:
Since the Austin OU (organization unit) is a descendant of the Texas OU, it naturally inherits the permissions from its parent/ancestors.
Any restriction (permissions removed) from the Texas OU will be inherited onto the Austin OU. This is exactly the intended purpose of organizing groups in OU's because all changes will automatically inherited within the OU without having to work down the tree.
This can be confirmed by checking with other cities to see if they too have the same restriction.
The proper way the request should have been done is to apply the changes to the most specific unit possible, be that OU's, groups, etc.
You yourself put the answer to the question in the Question. the answer is paragraph. lol
Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
An algorithm is the list of a finite set of instructions and rules that a computer needs to do to complete a task in order to solve a problem.
In short, an algorithm is a series of instructions that are implemented step by step to solve a problem. For example, you could consider a pizza recipe an algorithm for making a pizza in an everyday life routine. But when you are talking about using algorithms in computation and in mathematics. It means that solving a problem using a series of steps step by step.
For example, your everyday tasks aligned on a google calendar and remind you about your tasks using the alarm, etc- how to implement this using set of instructions and rules- is an algorithm.
Solving a quadratic equation is another example of an algorithm.
Binary search, array sorting are an example of an algorithm in computation. Because these algorithms based on the execution of step-by-step instruction to solve a problem such as sorting a list of numbers etc.
