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Sectors If you split a circle into 8 sectors what is the inner angle of each sector to 1 dp?
45 degrees.
What is 1 out of many archipilago?
An archipelago is a cluster of islands....Need some context to answer in more detail
How many 04 miles to make 1 mile?
If you mean how many 4 miles make 1 mile then 0.25 If you mean how many 0.4 miles make 1 mile then 2.5
If you have 7 equal sectors numbered 1 to 7 how would you describe that certain event?
There is 1/7 chance on landing every number.
How many centimeters does it take to make 1 inch?
It takes 2.5cm to make 1 inch.
What is the ratio of sectors per cluster in a floppy disk?
2:1
It the number of sectors per cluster always a power of 2?
Yes.[1]
What exactly is a cluster as a unit of computer disk space?
As described here, the smallest unit of space on the hard disk that any software can access is the sector, which contains 512 bytes. It is possible to have an allocation system for the disk where each file is assigned as many individual sectors as it needs. For example, a 1 MB file would require approximately 2,048 individual sectors to store its data. Under the FAT file system (and in fact, most file systems) individual sectors are not used. There are several performance reasons for this. It can get cumbersome to manage the disk when files are broken into 512-byte pieces. A 2 GB disk volume using 512 byte sectors managed individually would contain over 4 million individual sectors, and keeping track of this many pieces of information is time- and resource-consuming. Some operating systems do allocate space to files by the sector, but they require some advanced intelligence to do this properly. FAT was designed many years ago and is a simple file system, and is not capable of managing individual sectors. What FAT does instead is to group sectors into larger blocks that are called clusters, or allocation units. The cluster size is determined primarily by the size of the disk volume: generally speaking, larger volumes use larger cluster sizes. For hard disk volumes, each cluster ranges in size from 4 sectors (2,048 bytes) to 64 sectors (32,768 bytes). Floppy disks use much smaller clusters, and in some cases use a cluster of size of just 1 sector. The sectors in a cluster are continuous, so each cluster is a continuous block of space on the disk. Cluster sizing (and hence partition or volume size, since they are directly related) has an important impact on performance and disk utilization. The cluster size is determined when the disk volume is partitioned. Certain utilities (like Partition Magic) can alter the cluster size of an existing partition (within limits) but for the mostpart, once the partition size is selected it is fixed. Every file must be allocated an integer number of clusters--a cluster is the smallest unit of disk space that can be allocated to a file, which is why clusters are often called allocation units. This means that if a volume uses clusters that contain 8,192 bytes, an 8,000 byte file uses one cluster (8,192 bytes on the disk) but a 9,000 byte file uses two clusters (16,384 bytes on the disk). This is why cluster size is so important in making sure you maximize the efficient use of the disk--larger cluster sizes result in more wasted space. answer courtesy of: storageview.com (author Charles M. Kozierok)Author
How many mg make kg?
1 million milligrams make 1 kilogram.
What is the probability of getting 7 equal sectors numbered 1 through 7 and landing on a 4 rolling a single die numbered 1 to 6?
The probability is 1/42.
How do you remove electric cluster on drivers door to check lock switch connection on a 1998 GMC Sierra SLE 6.7L td engine?
1) Pry up cluster from door panel being careful not to damage covering. 2) Unplug module containing door lock and window cluster. Removeswitch. 3) Replace with new switch cluster and reassemble in the reverse of the disassembly.
How many stripes does a captain have?
Stripes are reserved for enlisted. Every branch is different, but here's Marines: usually captain is 2 bars or similar. Lt is 1 silver bar, 1stlt (lowest officer)is 1 gold bar, major is a gold cluster, LtCol is a silver cluster, Colonel an Eagle, Then 4 different general, Brigadier (1 star) Major Gen (2). Lt Gen (3) & Gen (4)
What does cluster of three mean?
"cluster of three" or "power of three" is a persuasive technique in which the author uses three words to describe something. such as: book our holiday, it is cheap, easy and fun!
How many nickels make 1 dollar?
20 nickels
What is the probability of landing on an odd number after spinning a spinner with 7 equal sectors numbered 1 through 7?
6-52
How many 1 tens make a whole?
Ten 1/10's make one whole.
What are three parts of the super cluster?
A "Super Star Cluster", or "SSC", contains lots of young, massive stars that ionize a surrounding H II region, which is in turn surrounded by a cocoon of dust. Current scientific thought is that the "Westerlund 1" may be the Milky Way's sole cluster that deserves the designation of "SSC".
