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Answer:
This is false.
Explanation:
SATA drives do not have jumpers, because they don't use the master/slave feature. They are connected to the motherboard, and they are ready to work.
The master/slave feature was used by IDE hard drives.15 years ago, most motherboards didn't have too many IDE slots to place more than 1 or 2 HDDs, the IDE cable allowed you to connect 2 drives to 1 cable, greatly increasing your computer's storage space.
It was recommended to set as master the drive connected directly to the motherboard, and the other one as slave.
Depends on what rules your talking about
A mean is another word for average (kind of)
Answer:
Second generation computers were based on transistors, essentially the same as first generation computers, but with the transistors replacing the vacuum tubes / thermionic valves.
Third generation computers used printed circuit boards to replace much of the wiring between the transistors. This had the advantage that components could be mass produced, reducing the number of errors because of incorrect wiring and making the component boards replacable.
