Answer:
what it's main use is going to be
Explanation:
The main factor when considering buying a PC is what it's main use is going to be. This will determine what components you will need to look for. For example, if you are going to use the computer for video editing and work then you will need one with a high end CPU and lots of RAM. If you are going to use the PC for regular everyday use such as work programs (AutoCAD, Office, Photoshop, etc. ) Then you can buy a regular office computer with a mid-tier CPU, and 8GB of RAM, and no graphic card. A PC for gaming at high resolutions will require all high end parts including a high end graphics card. Therefore, knowing what its main use will be will determine cost, and what tier components you will need to buy.
Answer:
first question option is d
second is false
third is mark
Explanation:
5-The following are generic font
- serif
- sans-serif
- cursive
- fantasy
- monospace
6 - We can change image size using height and width. so it is false.
7 - we can highlight text using <mark> Marked text </mark>
The part of the computer that contains the brain, or central processing unit, is also known as the system unit. Correct answer: D
The system unit contains the main components of a computer. The keyboard, mouse and monitor on the other hands are the peripheral devices. The system unit contains the CPU, motherboard, hard drive, and RAM.
Okay, a Multitasking Operating System(OS) allows you to run many processes (or tasks) <span>"simultaneously".
</span><span>They do not actually run at the same time, of course, since there is only one CPU.
</span>They have to take turns working but they do it really fast (:
Also, if your CPU has multiple cores then you can, run one task on one core, and another on the other core, depending of course on how many cores you CPU has e.g. Quad-Core, Dual-Core, Eight-Core.
