Answer:
Password Settings object
Explanation:
Active Directory is made up of different services that are aimed at handling the access and permissions to resources over a network. It was developed by Microsoft and was originally used for centralized domain management but has evolved past that now.
In AD, the data stored are also known as Objects, these objects can be
- users or a group that has been given passwords and/or
- resources such as computers or printers.
- Organizational Units (OUs)
The object responsible for handling the configuration of passwords configuration is the Password Settings object.
Here, all settings relating to password setup, configuration, reset and so on takes place here. The settings can be applied to groups or users which can show the complexity, length, history of the password and so on.
Answer:-
(10111.001)₂
Explanation:
To convert a decimal number to a binary number we have to constantly divide the decimal number by 2 till the decimal number becomes zero and the binary number is writing the remainders in reverse order of obtaining them on each division.
Hence the binary number is 10111.001
To convert binary to hexa decimal we to make a group 4 binary bits starting from the decimal and moving outwards if the last group is not of 4 then add respective 0's and write the corresponding hexa decimal number.
<u>0001</u> <u>0111</u> . <u>0010</u>
1 7 2
Hence the hexadecimal number is 17.2
Answer:
Time taken to travel from one track to the next = 0.08ms
Initial track= 15 0
4 (15-4)*(0.08)= 0.88
40 (40-4)*(0.08)= 2.88
35 (40-35)*(0.08)= 0.4
11 (35-11)*(0.08)= 1.92
14 (14-11)*(0.08)= 0.24
7 (14-7)*(0.08)= 0.56
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Total seek time=0.88+2.88+0.4+1.92+0.24+0.56=6.88ms
Explanation:
We caculate the seek time for each request, and then add them together to find the total seek time. The final track number for the current request becomes the current track of next request, and this process is repeated till the last request is processed.
Answer:
B . It amplifies the power to speed up the motor and generate more torque
