LEARNING TASK 3 about: REAMING THE RIGID STEEL CONDUIT.

____ ensures that the network does not become saturated at any one poin

Tcecarenko [31]

The answer is a network layer. It prevents saturation since it manages and distributes data. It serves as a control to all other networks that receives data. The main function is to create, end or reserve connections by identifying and recognizing IP addresses of connected networks.

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3 years ago

Describe at least three of the characteristics that project managers look for in project participants and explain why you think

Vera_Pavlovna [14]

Answer:

1. Knowledge of Project Management Principles: A project participant should have the required knowledge of how project management works and how to function well in a team to achieve a common goal.

2. Time management skills: Despite the fact that it might be teamwork, the effectiveness of each individual is key. Every team member should be able to meet deadlines so as not to burden the team when they are given an individual task.

3. Excellent Communicator: A project participant should be able to communicate well with other team members, the project manager, different audiences, even customers and potential customers. Any weakness in communication skills could affect the project generally.

why you think they are important

1. Having knowledge of project management principles would lessen work and save time for the project manager and other team members as the project participant would have an idea per time of what to do.

2. A project participant that can manage time would generally increase the efficiency of the company, help the company meet deadlines, help the team meet targets.

3. Any weakness in communication skills could affect the project generally.

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3 years ago

A ________ record is a resource record that allows other servers to deliver Internet mail using SMTP.

Novay_Z [31]

The resource record that allows other servers to deliver Internet mail using SMTP is called; Mail Exchanger (MX)

<h3>Use of Mail Exchanger </h3>

The correct answer to the blank part of the question is "Mail Exchanger(MX)". This is because a mail exchanger record is simply an MX record that identifies the mail server that has the responsibility of accepting email messages on behalf of a domain name.

Now this Mail Exchanger also operates by allowing other servers to deliver Internet mail with the aid of SMTP(Simple mail transfer protocol)

Read more about SMTP at; brainly.com/question/14568877

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2 years ago

#include ... void sig_handler(){ static int i = 1; printf("Beep\n"); alarm(i); ++i; } int main(){ struct sigaction sa; sa.sa_fla

anygoal [31]

Answer:

Explained below

Explanation:

After the compiling the program it prints "Going to infinite loop" after that i started the timer till 4.5 sec. The program prints more than 4 beeps nearly 6-7 beep messages were printed.

The number "Beep" would always be strictly greater than 4.

Hence, if the above program is run for 7.5 seconds after it prints "Going in an infinite loop", it will print Beep for about 9-10 times. Hence, the number will always be greater than 7

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3 years ago

Write a Python program that can compare the unit (perlb) cost of sugar sold in packages with different weights and prices. The p

Virty [35]

Answer:

This program is written using python

It uses less comments (See explanation section for more explanation)

Also, see attachments for proper view of the source code

Program starts here

#Prompt user for price of package 1

price1 = int(input("Enter Price 1: "))

while(price1 <= 0):

price1 = int(input("Enter Price 1: "))

#Prompt user for weight of package 1

weight1 = int(input("Enter Weight 1: "))

while(weight1 <= 0):

weight1 = int(input("Enter Weight 1: "))

#Calculate Unit of Package 1

unit1 = float(price1/weight1)

print("Unit cost of Package 1: "+str(unit1))

#Prompt user for price of package 2

price2 = int(input("Enter Price 2: "))

while(price2 <= 0):

price2 = int(input("Enter Price 2: "))

#Prompt user for weight of package 2

weight2 = int(input("Enter Weight 2: "))

while(weight2 <= 0):

weight2 = int(input("Enter Weight 2: "))

#Calculate Unit of Package 2

unit2 = float(price2/weight2)

print("Unit cost of Package 2: "+str(unit2))

#Compare units

if unit1 > unit2:

print("Package 1 has a better price")

elif unit1 == unit2:

print("Both Packages have the same price")

else:

print("Package 2 has a better price")

Explanation:

price1 = int(input("Enter Price 1: ")) -> This line prompts the user for price of package 1

The following while statement is executed until user inputs a value greater than 1 for price

while(price1 <= 0):

price1 = int(input("Enter Price 1: "))

weight1 = int(input("Enter Weight 1: ")) -> This line prompts the user for weight of package 1

The following while statement is executed until user inputs a value greater than 1 for weight

while(weight1 <= 0):

weight1 = int(input("Enter Weight 1: "))

unit1 = float(price1/weight1) -> This line calculates the unit cost (per weight) of package 1

print("Unit cost of Package 1: "+str(unit1)) -> The unit cost of package 1 is printed using this print statement

price2 = int(input("Enter Price 2: ")) -> This line prompts the user for price of package 2

The following while statement is executed until user inputs a value greater than 1 for price

while(price2 <= 0):

price2 = int(input("Enter Price 2: "))

weight2 = int(input("Enter Weight 2: ")) -> This line prompts the user for weight of package 2

The following while statement is executed until user inputs a value greater than 1 for weight

while(weight2 <= 0):

weight2 = int(input("Enter Weight 2: "))

unit2 = float(price2/weight) -> This line calculates the unit cost (per weight) of package 2

print("Unit cost of Package 2: "+str(unit2)) -> The unit cost of package 2 is printed using this print statement

The following if statements compares and prints which package has a better unit cost

If unit cost of package 1 is greater than that of package 2, then package 1 has a better price

If unit cost of both packages are equal then they both have the same price

If unit cost of package 2 is greater than that of package 1, then package 2 has a better price

if unit1 > unit2:

print("Package 1 has a better price")

elif unit1 == unit2:

print("Both Packages have the same price")

else:

print("Package 2 has a better price")

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3 years ago