When two nonconducting materials such as hard rubber and fur are rubbed together, what kind of electricity is generated?

A. Direct current

B. Chemical electricity

C. Static electricity

D. Alternating current

For multicore processors to be used effectively, computers must understand how to divide tasks into parts that can be distributed across each core - an operation called: A. graphics coprocessing B. multiplexer processing C.

Jeff has created a table to calculate the cost of raw materials that he purchases monthly. Cell A2 shows the fixed cost of the raw material (3). Column D lists the quantity (number of units) that Jeff purchased each month.

Which company developed the first controller capable of synchronizing two robots and a robot with a human torso? A. ABB B. AMF C. Motoman D. FANUC

A deliberate, politically or religiously motivated attack against data compilations, computer programs, and/or information systems which is intended to disrupt and/or deny service or acquire information which disrupts the social, physical, or

Derek, a Web designer, works for a pharmaceutical company. He uploads information about the company's products on to its official Web site. Which of the following will Derek use to transmit data from the company's server to its Web site:

All formulas that begin with = IF will A. change the formatting of a cell in a specific way if certain conditions are met. B. return a specific value, calculation, or message if certain conditions are met. C.

If one purpose of a flyer is to advertise an event, a writer should use as many designelements (fonts, bold, italic, underlining, color, shading, word art, clip art) as possibleto attract attention to the flyer.

Write a function addOne that adds 1 to its integer referenceparameter. The function returns nothing.

A forensic investigator at a crime lab is performing a forensic analysis of a hard drive that was brought in by state troopers. They make a mistake by using the wrong forensic tool during their forensics examination.

In an effort to determine where the company can cut spending, Larry creates a pie chart to show how the company spends money on non-required items. Out of the $1,000 spent here, $800 was on parties, $120 on office décor, and $80 on extra snacks.