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2 years ago

Now that you have learned the basics of acquiring relevant information through research, it's time to put your skills to work.

Computers and Technology

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MakcuM [25]2 years ago

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From the information given, the quickest way to be able to access the information will be C. Go to the FAQ page of the tablet.

<h3>Solving the research.</h3>

From the complete information, in order to use Photoshop, be should watch a tutorial. When Hannah is setting up her printer but doesn't know where to attach the cables, it's important to read the user's manual.

Also, when Mariana wants an informal research about smartphones, she should read the comments on a vendor bulletin board.

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void sortlist(char nums[],int charlent){

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int Myarr[len];

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const char s[4] = " ";

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char* tok;

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See attachment for illustration of how to call the function from main

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