Answer:
Garbage in, garbage out
Explanation:
Garbage in, garbage out is the famous saying among computer programmers that incorrect, poor-quality, flawed, or nonsense input will produce incorrect, poor-quality, flawed, or nonsense output while correct, good quality or valuable input will produce correct, good quality or valuable output. it is basically saying that computers cannot tell the difference between good and bad data.
A hypothesis or educated guess
I think its <tagname> content right here </tag name>
Answer:
112
Explanation:
Since computer C's performance is 4 times faster, naturally I'd multiply 28 by 4.
