Answer:
1) corrected
2) organized
3) Fade and worn-out
4) saved
5) saved
6) organized and graphics
I know the answer for 1 is A
D. You will not be able install the processor in the wrong motherboard.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Brandon before buying any microprocessor for upgrading in the mother board, Brandon has to take care of following things
1. Whether upgrade is possible, if possible where mother supports or not
2. Pick socket combination is correct or not.
3. After upgrading the microprocessor, Brandon has to check whether voltage and cooling fans fit in the same space in the mother board.
4. Whether existing ram type supports or not.
5. Sometimes once fixed removing upgrading microprocessor will damage the mother board.
Since Brandon has already concluded motherboard chipset compatibility is not been checked.
Answer:
d. All of the above
Explanation:
Physical layer is the lowest layer of the OSI reference model that deals with the setup of physical connection to the network and with transmission and reception of signals.
Full duplex (FDx) is a bidirectional type of communication system where two end nodes send and receive data signals at the same time, and a single carrier is simultaneously used for dual communication.
To send or receive data, the participating nodes in a Full Duplex system do not have to wait for a free carrier/medium. It employs a medium that has at least two internal channels - one for sending and one for receiving.
Based on the above explanations, options A, B and C are valid and are correct ways to accomplish full-duplex (FDX) digital communications on guided medium at the physical layer (OSI Layer 1). There all of them are correct.
Every program has minimum system requirement, so at least His CPU is not good, or the amount of his RAM is too short to run the new version of OS.
