How does inserting an image with the Insert tab differ from inserting an image into a placeholder?
A) The image may be cropped when using the Insert tab but with no cropping in the placeholder.
B) The image comes onto the slide as a consistent 3" × 3" while an image may be cropped when inserted in a placeholder.
C) The image comes in full size with the Insert tab; the image may be distorted to fit the placeholder.
D) The image comes in full size with the Insert tab; possibly cropped in a placeholder.
D
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a) Using bit fields can be an effective space saving technique. b) Using bit fields always results in faster executing machine language. c) The decision to use bit fields is one of many examples of the kinds of space-time tradeoffs that occur in computer science. d) An unnamed bit field with a non-zero width is used as padding in a struct of bit fields.
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