Provide an HTML5 code fragment for a paragraph element that describes a solid-state device (SSD). Your paragraph must include at least two sentences, and in those sentences, you must include the acronym SSD. You must use an element that indicates that SSD is an acronym and another element that indicates that SSD is a term that is being defined. In your paragraph, you must include a definition for SSD. You must provide code that generates a tooltip for the words that SSD stands for. Using the b, u, and i elements is generally frowned upon. So why does the W3C include them in their HTML5 standard?
Provide a paragraph element that would render the following line. Use the browserâs default font face (there is no need to specify a font). There are two spaces between the two sentences. Display both spaces. The ampersand symbol is "&." The greater than or equal symbol is "â¥."
Provide an HTML code fragment that would render the quadratic equation as follows:
x = (-b ±(b2 - 4ac)½) / 2a
Note:
You donât have to provide a style container with your answer, but you should assume that the following style container appears at the top of your quadratic equation web page. It causes the entire web page to use monospace font.

To further the goal of describing your web pageâs content, you must surround each variable (x, a, b, and c) individually with proper tags.
Insert single spaces on each side of the equals sign, at the left of the ± symbol, on each side of the minus sign, and on each side of the / sign. Do not insert spaces elsewhere.
You donât need to worry about the equation being too long to fit on one line and exhibiting line wrap. That means you donât need to use   character references.
In the preceding equation, note how ½ is one character, with the 1 on top of the /, not 1 at the left of the /.