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#include <iostream> using namespace std; // Declare swap() using reference parameters. void swap(int &x, int &y); int main() { int i, j; i = 10; j = 20; cout << cout << swap(j, cout << cout << "Initial i << ' ' i); "Swapped i << ' ' values of i and j: "; << j << '\n'; values of i and j: "; << j << '\n';

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to and from the ULP. It has the format shown in Figure 7-23. SCTP can possibly segment a given user message. This situation could occur if the path MTU is smaller than the size of the message to be sent. The Beginning (B) and End (E) bits are included because of such potential segmentation. The B bit indicates that this chunk contains the first segment of a user message, and the E bit indicates that the chunk contains the last segment of a user message. If a message is completely contained within one chunk, then both the B and E bits are set to 0. If the message contains more than 2 segments, then the first segment shall have the B bit set to 1

Images of athletes and animals in motion depict grace, agility, and power. When you see images of animals in motion with details such as sinewy muscles and rippling fur, it s almost like being there. There are a couple of ways you can create compelling pictures of objects in motion with your digital camera the actual method you use depends on your subject. When you re photographing a subject such as a pole vaulter springing over the high bar, you can freeze the action, because it s readily apparent your subject is in motion. However, when you photograph an object like a race car, traveling at well over 100 mph, freezing the action makes it look like you snapped a picture of a car parked on the track. Your goal in this instance is to capture all of the detail on the car and still convey the sense of speed. The next two sections show you how to photograph both types of objects.

The position of the second ship at 300 s is the 1000m plus the 6 m/s times the 300 s :

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3. Use Riemann sums to calculate each of the following integrals: (a) (b)