Chunking is a kind of learning or memory technique in which a large sum of information is divided into chunks so that the person is able to assimilate the information easier and more efficiently. In this case, he grouped the numbers similar to years so that there are 3 pieces of information which he has to remember only instead of 12 numbers.
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The three most common operating systems for personal computers are Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
For example, We need to write down the names of student in a school for survey purposes, rather than tell everyone to write their names on a sheet of paper and submit, we can instruct that names be written according to their classes and then written on the class sheets alphabetically.
Logically names will be written according to the classes from Class 1 - 10, then on the class sheet alphabetically from A - Z. its better represented that way for easy understanding and better collation and interpretation of data.
