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The main memory of a computer that includes RAM, ROM, and cached information that is accessible through the CPU is called primary storage. These memory/storage types deal directly with how the computer functions and runs. The other type of storage is called secondary storage and refers to storage that isn't directly connected to the CPU, such as the hard drive.
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Looking for a way to resolve conflicting values
that comes as close as possible to satisfying all relevant obligation
This question has 2 answers that I can see.
The first one would be a Dial Up Modem. These devices allow (or allowed, since they're pretty much obsolete) a computer to communicate over the phone lines and access the internet.
The second option for an answer would be a DSL Modem/Router. In a sense, a DSL (Standing for Digital Service Line) is a bit of a predecessor to traditional Dial Up, using a digital telephone line (However not the frequencies used for voice) to connect a computer or set of computers together and to the internet.
I miss read the question the first time....the answer is C.
