?Discuss the process of deleting a slide in Microsoft PowerPoint.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary. As you develop a presentation, you will sometimes need to delete slides. You can delete slides in the Slides and Outline panes in Normal view and in Slide Sorter view. To delete a slide, right-click the thumbnail in the Slides pane or Slide Sorter view, and then click Delete Slide on the shortcut menu. You can also click its thumbnail in the Slides pane or Slide Sorter view or click the slide icon in the Outline pane, and then press the Delete key. It is a good idea to verify that you are deleting the correct slide by first displaying that slide. Please see the section "Moving Text and Slides, and Deleting Slides" for more information.?
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The state diagram below represents one of the many possible 2?bit state machines that can be used to perform prediction. Explain, in plain English, what it does.
1. If you are in state S1 (not taken) and the next branch is taken, you go straight to state S3, the strongly taken
state.
2. If you are in state S3, a taken branch takes you to state S2 (rather than back to state S3). State S3 is not a
saturating state. If there is a sequence of taken branches, the system oscillates between S2 and S3. From
state S3 the next state is always state S2 (since a taken and a not taken have the same destination).