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What is one advantage of using a computer over a graphing calculator?

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mariarad [96]3 years ago

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Answer : option D) Computer hold larger amounts of data.

Explanation : Even though there are many advantages of using a computer over a graphing calculator; the major one is that the computer holds larger amount of data; whereas calculators have short space of memory.

The trivial calculators are easy and portable; but apart from these computers have many other advantages. Complex calculations can be easily done with single formula, many information can be stored after calculation with the references of it, all the data of calculations can be clubbed and analyzed further, etc there are many more.

gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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Among the given choices, the right statement is that computers are advantageous because it holds a larger amount of data over graphing calculators. Calculators are easier to transport and has lower power consumption. Answer here is D.

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