Stephanie would like to know the average number of regular hours worked by her employees. In cell B11, create a formula using the AVERAGE function to find the average number of regular hours her employees work in a week (B7:B10).

Question (continuation):

If the number is greater than 30, the procedure should return the number doubled.

Answer:

The procedure written in C++ is as follows:

void absdiff(int num){

   if(num<=30){

       num = abs(num - 30);

   }

   else{

       num*=2;

   }

   cout<<num;

}

Explanation:

This defines the procedure

void absdiff(int num){

This checks if the integer parameter is not more than 30.

   if(num<=30){

If yes, the absolute difference between 30 and the number is calculated

       num = abs(num - 30);

   }

If otherwise

   else{

The number is doubled

       num*=2;

   }

This prints the processed result

   cout<<num;

}

See attachment for complete program that includes the main

Answer:

import random

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

n = int(input("Enter the number of values: "))

mylist = random.choices(range(1,100), k= n)

plt.hist(mylist, bins=[1,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100])

plt.xlabel(" Numbers")

plt.ylabel(" Frequency")

plt.show()

Explanation:

The python progam creates an histogram where the x axis is a list of random numbers in the range of 1 to 100. The program uses the random and matplotlib packages. The random module is used to get the a list of randomly selected values from a range of 1 to 100 and the matplotlib denoted as plt is use to plot a chart of the list as the x-axis and the frequency of the number values in the list.

Answer:

Following are the code to this question:

#include<iostream>//defining header file

using namespace std;

int main()//defining main method

{

bool a = true;//defining bool variable that holds true value

bool b = false;//defining bool variable that holds false value

cout<<a+b<<endl;//using print method to add bool value

cout<<a-b<<endl;//using print method to subtract bool value

cout<<a*b<<endl;//using print method to multiply bool value

return 0;

}

Output:

1

1

0

Explanation:

In this code, Firstly we import the header file, and in the next step, the main method is defined, in this, two bool variable "a, b" is declared, that holds true and false value respectively, and in the next step, three print method is declared that adds, subtract, and multiply the given value and use print its calculated value.

Answer:

Stacking

Explanation:

Threat hunting is searching through networks and datasets to see if their are suspicious or activities that are risky.

Stacking has to do with counting the frequency the frequency of occurrences for those values that are of o particular type. And then making an analysis) examination of the outliers of these results.

When the dataset is large or diverse, the effectiveness of the stacking technique reduces. It is best used with datasets that would give a finite number of results.

Answer:

Option b (Netiquette) is the appropriate alternative.

Explanation:

Those certain possibilities are not connected to something like the present case. So above, there's the correct solution.

Answer:

What’s the following I will edit this and answer it if I can know

Explanation:

Answer:

Computer system sharing, isolate users

Explanation:

Full virtualization is ideal for "Computer system sharing, isolate users." This is evident in the fact that Full virtualization is a technique in which data are shared between operating systems and their hosted software. This strategy is then carried out from the top of the virtual hardware.

Also, the full virtualization strategy in computer service requests is distinguished from the physical hardware that enables them.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "Computer system sharing, isolate users."

Answer:

Explanation:

The following code is written in Python. It is a function that takes in a list of ints as a parameter. It then creates two variables one for sum and for max. It then loops through the list adding all the values to sum and adding only the largest value to max. Then it creates a variable called avg which calculates the average by dividing the variable sum by the number of elements in the list. Finally, it returns both avg and max to the user.

def avg_and_max(my_list):

   sum = 0

   max = 0

   for x in my_list:

       sum += x

       if x > max:

           max = x

   avg = sum / len(my_list)

   return avg, max

Answer:

Take a photograph

Explanation:

Prints, such as fingerprint, bare foot prints and others are evidences at crime scene that a criminalist can use when carrying out examination, analysis so that a link between the scene, the victim as well as the offender can be created. Once a print is visualized by a criminalist, then the next thing is to take take a photograph of it, then further attempt to preserve it can then be made. The photographs can also stand as physical evidence.

Answer:

Baseband signals

Explanation:

A baseband signal is one that sends information signal without changing anything. That is without shifting frequency or modulation.

When voice signals, videos or audios are sent directly over a communication medium, we call it baseband transmission. The frequency range is near zero.

When digital signals are sent from computer to printer, this 8s an example of baseband signal.

Answer:

The program in Python is as follows:

print("Enter a character followed by a phrase",end='')

word = input(": ")

char = word[0]

print("Occurrence: "+str((word.count(char))-1))

Explanation:

The prints an instruction to the user on how to input to the system

print("Enter a character followed by a phrase",end='')

This prompts and gets the user for input

word = input(": ")

This extracts the character from the input string

char = word[0]

This counts and prints the number of occurrence of the extracted character

print("Occurrence: "+str((word.count(char))-1))