Answer:
The answer is "Option C".
Explanation:
Satellite transmission is a content distribution program, that utilizes digital signals to transmit from satellites that receive parabolic antennas widely known as satellite dishes. It's a low noise block generator for transmitted to cooling. It also allows the user it accepts single in a wide area, and the wrong choice can be defined as follows:
- In choice a, It allows the uses to receive a signal at all times, that's why it is wrong.
- In choice b, It provides digital signals, that's why it is wrong.
- In choice d, It is wrong because it always provides quality signals.
Now, I suspect the answer is c. As this is how to "delete a file". For the same result, in windows, you can hold shift then press delete, and it will permanently delete it in the same way.
However, when you a delete a file, the file is not physically removed from the disk until that files sector('s) (sectors are the smallest addressable unit of a hard drive) is overwritten (works a bit differently for ssd's).
External hard drives typically connect to a computer via an external port (such as a USB or <u>thunderbolt</u> port) or a wireless connection.
<h3>What is a hard drive?</h3>
A hard drive can be defined as an electro-mechanical, non-volatile data storage device that is made up of magnetic disks (platters) that rotates at high speed.
In Computer technology, all hard drives are commonly installed on computers and other digital service for the storage of digital files and to enable the booting of a computer through its operating system (OS).
<h3>What is a memory?</h3>
A memory can be defined as a terminology that is used to describe the available space on an electronic device that is typically used for the storage of data or any computer related information such as:
In conclusion, all external hard drives typically connect to a computer through an external port such as a USB, <u>thunderbolt</u> port, or a wireless connection.
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