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Answer
Hi,
The mistake could be the #DIV/0! error , or a #REF! error
Explanation
When changing the data in a cell that’s used in a formula, a #DIV/0! Error can occur when the formula attempts to divide a number by 0 or an empty cell. To rectify this, you will need to change the value of that cell to a value not equal to 0. In some cases, the #REF! error could be displayed. This means that the formula refers to a cell that is not valid.
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Answer:
B. Cache memory.
Explanation:
A cache memory, a special type of random access memory, is a memory that is easily accessibly by a system's CPU (or microprocessor) more quickly than even the regular random access memory. It serves as a buffer between the RAM and the processor. Frequently and commonly used data, programs and applications are temporarily stored in the cache memory so that they are readily accessible and available to the processor. It is as a matter of fact the fastest memory in a computer.
The cache memory comes in three levels - L1, L2 and L3.
L1 cache are often built into the computer's core(s). They are generally small in size between 8KB and 64KB.
L2 and L3 caches are larger than the L1 cache and most times are separate from the CPU.
Answer:
Word processing programs
Explanation:
Q:
________ are not used for querying and analyzing data stored in data warehouses.
A:
Word processing programs
