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• E-Government apps are designed by government agencies to provide public services
• Examples: The Pakistan Citizen Portal, Pak ID app, and e-Khidmat Markaz are examples of E-Government applications

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• Binance P2P is the most popular and widely used P2P trading platform for Pakistani users.
• Using local payment methods such as bank transfers, EasyPaisa, and JazzCash 

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• To split windows or document panes into two in applications like Excel or Word, use the View > Window > Split menu option.
• This command divides the active document window into separate

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A webpage address is called a URL,

URL: Uniform Resource Locator.

URL consists of five parts:

1. Scheme
2. Subdomain
3. Top-level domain
4. Second-level domain
5. Subdirectory

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• In MS Excel 2016, a Line Chart displays data points connected by lines.
• It is ideal for showing trends, patterns, or changes over time.
• Multiple data series can be plotted on the same line chart for comparison.

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In Microsoft PowerPoint 2016, a slide-title master pair consists of a specific

Slide Master (which controls the default layout, fonts, and colors for all slides)

Title Master (which specifically defines the layout for the presentation's title slide).

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• MS Excel 2016 can perform calculations using formulas like SUM, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
• However, a formula referring to a non-existent range or name will produce an error.

Additional information:

• =SUM(Sales)-A3: ❌ Produces an error if ‘Sales’ is not a defined range or named range.
• *=SUM(A1:A5)0.5: ✅ Multiplies the sum of A1:A5 by 0.5.
• =SUM(A1:A5)/(10-10): ✅ Produces #DIV/0! error (division by zero) but Excel can calculate it.
• =SUM(A1:A5)-10: ✅ Subtracts 10 from the sum of A1:A5.

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• The MOD function in Excel returns the remainder after division of one number by another.
  • Syntax: =MOD(Number, Divisor)
  • Example: =MOD(10, 3) → Result = 1 (10 ÷ 3 leaves remainder 1)

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