Answer:
As a way to learn from others, as a way to find information
Explanation:
When you read about lets say how to make a certain cookie mix you like your learning from someone else. The source is also helping you find information about that topic you want. Its not supposed to be a way for entertainment or games, its not a platform for you to talk to others, and not made for you to just copy and take credit.
Answer:
RAM
Explanation:
"RAM" refers to <em>Random-Access Memory. </em>Just like the human brain, this stores your computer files temporarily. It is considered to be a <em>"volatile memory"</em> which means that information can only be stored<u> when there's power.</u> So, when your computer shuts down,<u> the information is los</u>t. This is similar to the human brain, especially when it comes to learning. When a person learns new things, some of the information he read before may be forgotten.
Answer:
... not unlike cancer.
Explanation:
so we have a double negative so it makes it a positive, so that would basically mean like cancer
so false i think
Answer:
The first two are the best ones I see here, because I play them. Not sure how else to say that. Please make sure to also use brainly for school, though. Thanks!
Answer:
Types of Motherboard
Explanation:
Motherboards are present in Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, and Smartphone and the components and functionalities are the same. But the size of the components and the way they are accommodated on the board varies due to space availability. In desktops, most of the components are fitted inside the sockets provided on the board and it is easy to replace each of them separately, whereas in Laptops/Smartphones some components are soldered on the board, hence it is difficult to replace/upgrade.
Though different motherboards have varying capabilities, limitations, features, Physical size/shapes (form factor), they are identified/grouped/categorized mostly by their form factors. Each manufacturer has come out with its form factor to suit the design of computers. Motherboard manufactured to suit IBM and its compatible computers fit into other case sizes as well. Motherboards built using ATX form factors were used in most of the computers manufactured in 2005 including IBM and Apple.
