The mathematical operations/symbol/formulae can be inserted into MS powerpoint using equation editor. Just follow these steps:
1)click on the Insert
2) Select Object from the list
3) Select Equation Editor from the list and the dialog box of equation editor will open up. Now, write, edit your equation in this box. When you return back to powerpoint slide, the equation will come on the current slide, you are working on.
I'd choose B as the answer.
Our entire social lives these days are mediated and we are now leaving in a mediated era. Social media, for instance, has profoundly influenced in inter-personal communication. Options A and D contributes to the interaction and the fulfillment of peoples’ social needs and social media has become a preferred mode of communication with the rise of digital and mobile technologies. Social media has negatively impacted and reduced face to face interactions of human beings, whether business wise or through personal communication. Option C also illustrates an effect of media on human communication, which only leaves us with option B
Answer:
2.342m
Explanation:
Given
Time = 0.5 s
Height of Window = 2m
Because the pot was in view for a total of 0.5 seconds, we can assume that it took the cat 0.25 seconds to go from the bottom of the window to the top
Using this equation of motion
S = ut - ½gt²
Where s = 2
u = initial velocity = ?
t = 0.25
g = 9.8
So, we have.
2 = u * 0.25 - ½ * 9.8 * 0.25²
2 = 0.25u - 0.30625
2 + 0.30625 = 0.25u
2.30625 = 0.25u
u = 2.30625/0.25
u = 9.225 m/s ------------ the speed at the bottom of the pot
Using
v² = u² + 2gs to calculate the height above the window
Where v = final velocity = 0
u = 9.225
g = 9.8
S = height above the window
So, we have
0² = 9.225² - 2 * 9.8 * s
0 = 85.100625 - 19.6s
-85.100625 = -19.6s
S = -85.100625/19.6
S = 4.342
If 4.342m is the height above the window and the window is 2m high
Then 4.342 - 2 is the distance above the window
4.342 - 2 = 2.342m
Answer:
GigaPOP
Explanation:
<em>A gigabit point of presence, also known as GigaPOP is a single entry point to Internet2, which is a high-speed IP network managed by institutions and other organizations. Gigabit Points of Presence generally handle data transmission rates of one gigabit per second or more.</em>
