I believe the answer would be Draft Quality. (300x300 resolution).
A microcomputer is a small device composed of a central CPU with a microprocessor. Microcomputers are also called personal computers (PCs) and they are ultimately easier to transport.
<h3>What is a microcomputer?</h3>
A microcomputer refers to a personal computer, which is similar to an IBM PC device machine.
The term microcomputer was used in the 1970s, nowadays they are called personal computers, and PCs are being increasingly better both in usage and transportability.
The average personal computer has a weight of 20-30 pounds, in the future, it is believed that there will be no need for a personal computer (all data will be in the cloud).
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Answer:
Moore’s law states that processor speeds, or overall processing power for computers will double every two years.
Explanation:
- Moore’s law is more than an observation than a law which was originated in 1970. The observation is about the number of transistors that is present in any system or an integrated system that will be doubled every couple of years.
- The real-world application of Moore's law can be seen during computing your business taxes, piloting a spaceship, or changing the television station, etc.
Answer:
D customer relations
Explanation:
A sales process is a term that describes a set of predetermined undertakings in which a salesperson perform in order to engage and put up with prospective buyer right from the first stage which is pre-approach to a closed sale.
The sale process involves the following steps:
1. Pre-approach
2. Approaching the customer
3. Determining the needs of customers
4. Introducing the product
5. Handling questions and objections
6. Closing the sale
7. Recommendation selling
8. Encouraging and follow up.
Hence, all the steps involved in the sales process deals with CUSTOMER RELATIONS. Therefore, the right answer is option D.
Answer:
Parameter
Explanation:
A parameter is a variable/argument of a function that are placed between the parentheses in the function's definition.
Hope this is clear :)
