After a fractal’s pattern is applied several times, the shape of the fractal will generally become ________.
a. disjointed and less detailed.
b. stabilized and more detailed.
c. identical to the original fractal.
d. None of the above.
b. stabilized and more detailed.
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What will be an ideal response?
Read the following scenario. Provide the command(s) in context of the environment established in the scenario. Write your answers on the line under each question.
Your home directory is /usr/students/project You have just logged in, and system informs you that you have mail. You have a file called myfile in your home directory 1. Send myfile to the user ID number DU007 2. Compose the following mail and send it to the user ID number DU007 3. Start composing the message Hi, what a day! 4. Read the current date and time and place it in your message 5. Save your composed message in mymail file 6. End your message 7. Mail myfile to yourself 8. Read your mail 9. Display message number 3 10. Replay to the current message 11. Delete message numbers 3 and 4 12. Undelete all the deleted messages 13. Save the message number 6 in mymail file 14. Exit without removing the mail from your system mailbox 15. Display the message headers only 16. Read message number 1<%0> 17. Replay to the message number 1 18. Delete message numbers 1 to 4 19. Exit mailx and remove mail from your system mailbox 20. Read your mail from another file, let's say mbox
Any unwanted and unsolicited email is called spam.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
____ Directory installation is suitable for a new domain or when a server will be participating in an environment where other domain controllers are already present.
A. Open B. Primary C. Active D. Windows