To change the color of text, you must select the entire text to be changed.

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True

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False

If you are using Google Slides, Click the plus arrow in the top left hand corner of the webpage. That will add another slide to the presentation you are working on

Answer:

Click the plus arrow in the top left hand

Explanation:

Using the Format Painter tool.

The Format Painter tool will help you use a single theme for your slides and will help achieve to your audience that your presentation is well planned and prepared. To achieve a consistent design look and appearance, all Carlos will have to do is highlight all the writing, formatting, and stylizing on the first presentation, double click the format painter tool on the home tab, and then highlight all the new content that are on the rest of the other slides.  

Answer:

b

Explanation:

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780 million kilometers

ANSWER: 780 Million Kilometers

EXPLANATION: It is mentioned that the distance between the Sun and Jupiter is 5.2 AU and 1 AU is about 150 million kilometers. So, multiplying 5.2 AU with 150 million kilometers, we get 780 million kilometers as the answer.

to slide your screen or to lock it or sort it

prototype is a working model for a product only for  testing purposes

Answer: actually it’s inspections

Explanation:

Got it in the test

My answers are C, E, and F.

A memo is a note to particular people informing them of a new policy or telling them to do something. A memo needs to be short, straight to the point, and easy to read and understand. You should get to the point even before the memo starts in the “Action to Take” option. In the shortest space possible, keep the paragraph lengths very short (4 to 7 sentences typical). I might disagree with option D though. There should be at least two spaces between paragraphs or a blank line. However, the body of the memo should be single-spaced. The last line should tell what is needed or say exactly what action or actions you want taken.

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_Brainliest if helped! 

They are database administrators. 

Answer:

Database Architect

Explanation:

Edgnuity 2020

bacteria of course. it could be a silly question

When you move a section header, all the slides within that particular section will also move together with the header. Section headers are very important because it allow readers to properly keep track on the way discussions are being organized and prepared prior to presentation.

When you move a section header in PowerPoint, all slides within that section are also moved to the new location. The correct answer is option A . All the slides in the section move along with it.' Editing the master slide also affects all associated slides.

When dealing with PowerPoint presentations, each slide layout is defined by its master slide. A section header in a PowerPoint presentation is associated with a group of slides under a particular section. Moving a section header usually means you are reorganizing the order of sections within your presentation.

The correct answer to the question is option 'a. All the slides in the section move along with it.' When you move a section header in a presentation, all the slides that are part of that section will also move to the new location within the presentation. This allows for efficient organization of slides into logical groupings and easy reordering of these groupings if necessary.

Additionally, it's important to note that editing any aspect of the slide layout in the master slide will affect all slides created based on that master slide. Therefore, any changes made to a master slide that affect the section header will impact all associated slide layouts.

Final answer:

The correct formula to round the number in cell B5 to the nearest 10 is b. =MROUND(B5, 10), which uses the appropriate syntax for spreadsheet programs.

Explanation:

To round the number in cell B5 to the nearest 10 in a spreadsheet program, such as Microsoft Excel or G0ogle Sheets, you would use the formula that is correct syntax for these programs. The correct syntax for rounding a number to the nearest multiple of another number is =MROUND(B5, 10). So, the correct answer from the options provided is b. =MROUND(B5, 10).

When rounding off numbers in different contexts, the process slightly varies depending on the rules established for rounding in various scenarios. For instance, when dealing with decimals, you would round to the nearest place value dictated by the exercise or the desired level of precision. It is important to apply the correct rules of rounding, whether rounding up or rounding down, based on the digits impacted.

Final answer:

To round the number in cell B5 to the nearest 10, you would use the formula =MROUND(B5,10). This function, MROUND, rounds a number to a given multiple, and the syntax in option 'b' is correct for use in a spreadsheet.

Explanation:

To round the number in cell B5 to the nearest 10 in a spreadsheet application, you should use the formula with the correct syntax for the function which is:

=MROUND(B5,10)

This formula uses the MROUND function, which rounds a number to a specified multiple. In this case, 'B5' refers to the cell containing the number to be rounded, and '10' indicates the multiple to which you are rounding. Option 'b' in the provided choices is the correct formula. Here's a clarification of how the function works with different numbers:

0.028675 rounds up to 0.0287 (the dropped digit, 7, is greater than 5).18.3384 rounds down to 18.3 (the dropped digit, 3, is less than 5).6.8752 rounds up to 6.88 (the dropped digit is 5, and a nonzero digit follows it).92.85 rounds down to 92.8 (the dropped digit is 5, and the retained digit is even).

The gravitational pull on Earth is a lot more because of the earth's core

Answer: C.

The gravitational pull of Earth is greater than that of the Moon.

Explanation: plato :3

The term you're looking for is worm

b. emboldened is the answer.

the answer is software

The answer is B. A collection of mainstream sources of information.

Final answer:

The early step that would not be beneficial in opening a bakery for Sharon is neglecting the creation of a detailed business plan, which is crucial for financial understanding and overall business strategy.

Explanation:

Sharon is considering the essential early steps in opening her own bakery. One step that would not be a good early decision is to overlook the financial aspects, such as creating a detailed business plan. A business plan could help her understand the risks involved, the competition she may face, and the financial investment she'll need to make. To set her own hours, reduce stress, and make a profit, Sharon will need to consider her marketing strategy, location, supply costs, and potential customer base. Additionally, since entrepreneurs like Berkeley who are independent minded and hard working are successful because they plan and understand their business, Sharon should also consider the best business structure to suit her needs, such as a sole proprietorship or a limited liability company (LLC).

Final answer:

Choosing not to ignore financial realities is crucial for Sharon as she plans to open a bakery. Early steps should include market research and creating a business plan to ensure profitability and a good work-life balance.

Explanation:

Sharon is considering opening her own bakery and wants to set her own hours, reduce stress, and make a profit. An early step that would NOT be beneficial in her situation might be ignoring financial realities, such as the cost of supplies and potential profits or losses. A good early step for Sharon could include conducting market research, creating a business plan, and considering her financial position to ensure profitability.

For Sharon to succeed, she would also need to think about her desired work-life balance, considering the example of Shannelle, who realized the importance of making time for herself. Meanwhile, Berkeley's decision on business structure should be guided by the nature of her entrepreneurial venture, the risk she is willing to take, and whether she plans to operate independently or with partners. Lastly, a baker dealing with a probability distribution for his muffins must calculate to ensure there is neither an excess nor a shortage, which ties back to Sharon's need for thorough planning and understanding her market.

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For number five, they ask you to list some tips for photographing children. Children tend to have shorter attention spans than the adults that usually coordinate the photo–taking in the first place, so the best thing you can do when taking photographs of them is to remain patient with them. You photographing them is probably not the first thing on their minds. The next few things you can do are:

1. We already discussed that patience is a virtue here. Also keep in mind that you should be ready for that kid's smile at all times. If you try hard enough, you'll get at least one really good one where everyone's looking at the camera and smiling. 
2. Try not to control the session. Let them tell you what their visions are so that they'll want to listen to your ideas. Getting them involved will make the photographic process go much smoother, and, it may even yield some pretty good results. It never hurts to hear a second opinion, especially from a kid who's full of creative ideas!
3. Get down to their level. Kids are short! You, or anyone else who wants the picture, is not going to want a picture of their child's forehead. Getting down to their level also makes them not feel so intimidated of you, being taller than them with a bulky camera and all. Of course, try out different angles – but getting down on their level with a combination of relating to them and having a fun time in the session will be the ultimate key to success. 

For number six, they ask about portraits. A few key things to remember here are these:

1. Remember that you are not only photographing a subject, but an actual person. Just like in the last question, relate to these people and share ideas. Especially be sure to ask them if they have a "good side," since this can especially make them feel like they have a say in the process. They're paying for it (most likely), so they should!
2. Have your lighting and environment down pat. If they're a costumer, you want them to come back to you when they need pictures. Not only will knowing what adjustments to make to lighting and environment make your pictures way better, but it'll also make you look way more professional. People these days don't like their time to be wasted, so ensuring that everything is correct beforehand is key in addition to quality.
3. Increase your ISO and/or shutter speed. This applies to the other one, as well, since kids will probably move around more than any complying adult will. But, it's impossible to stay still. It's just human nature to move around. You'll catch a bunch of pictures in the middle of someone blinking, sneezing, their mouth getting tired from smiling, etc., so you want to make sure your camera is as ready as possible to take a picture of that particular moment all of the stars are aligned.

The last photography type they discuss is group photography. I've never really photographed a large group before, but I can definitely give some tips, being one who's posed in a group picture before. 

1. Tell your adult/older subjects to ALWAYS be looking at your camera. This is especially important if there are little ones in the picture and will not be doing this 100% of the time. Go figure that the one time all the grandkids are looking, good 'ol aunt Cindy is looking at the ground or the person next to her, ruining the photograph that would have been great otherwise. 
2. Bring chairs/stools/things for height changes, especially if there's going to be a larger family in the photograph. Families (short of the children) tend to stick around a general heigh range, so having people sit on the ground or stand on a stool behind other family members can help differentiate between people and make sure everyone ends up in the photograph. 
3. If you can, have everyone make sure they're kind of coordinated with their clothes and that they're wearing solid colors, especially something like black or white. This will ensure that nothing is distracting the looker of the photo from the actual subjects. There's aunt Cindy, back at it with the striped shirt, jean jacket with pink flower embroidered decals, and blue leggings. Just try to avoid it if you can.

The last two questions are up to you. For number eight, keep in mind how much patience you have with younger, more energetic subjects vs. older, much more opinionated ones. For number nine, keep in mind the realness and "in–the–moment–ness" that comes with candid photography vs. the sort of "ease off your shoulders" that comes with planned, posed photography. Also keep in mind which you like to look at more, since drawing inspiration from stuff that you really like is the key to making sure you like your own work!

I hope this helped you out! I know it's a lot, but thanks if you stuck with it. There's so much to know about photography, so feel free to ask me any questions about it if you have any! 

–Lamb :-)

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It seems that you have missed the essential choices in order to answer this question, but hope my answer helps. Based on what I have researched, the kind of image that is considered indispensable and needs added text to go with it would be a graphics or illustration. Usually, these needs added text to go with it in order to make it more vivid to the readers. Hope this helps.

Answer:

Not chart

Not graph

Explanation:

Wrong choices!

A. An = must proceed any function or formula in a cell.

Answer:

= sign is the answer

depends on the person really. personally i would like it all to be kept for memories but never used anymore

I would personally like my accounts to be deleted or locked up but still viewable because when my aunt passed away her account was hacked and someone put as her status "I'm back" which is very disrespectful and shouldn't be a joking matter

C is a sentence fragment it does not have a verb

Mass 
hope this helped

Answer:

Mass could be measured in kilograms.

Explanation:

Temperature could be measured in Kelvin, Celsius, Fahrenheit, e.t.c

Length could be measure in metres, centimetres, inches e.t.c

Electric current could be measured in amperes.

Kilograms are attached to quantities in which weight(or any kind of similar force) is attached. The kilogram was originally defined  as the mass of one litre of water.

Hope this helps!

B. It's obvious enough right ?

The best option and the one who explains itself better is the first option Megabits per second; because the independent quantity is time in seconds and dependent quantity is amount of data in megabits. In this case the dependent variable is the amount of data in megabits, something you can control, but time in seconds is indeed the independent variable.

False, because let's say their are too many predators and little prey the predators will cause the prey to die out of some of the predators don't

adaptation, ussually in reponse to the enviroment.