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Q4 The major components of an Information System can be place in order as: A. Information, Data, Database, Process B. Data, Information, Database, Process C. Data, Database, Process, Information D. Data, Process, Database, Process Q5. Which one of the following is an example of system software? A. Media Player B. Window C. WhatsApp D. None of above Q6. Which of the following is an example of Storage area network (SAN)? A. Disk arrays B. Tape libraries C. Optical storage devices D. All of the above Q7. Computer-aided design (CAD) is a A. System software B. Utility C. Application software D. None of the above Q8. Memory that holds data when the computer is off or during course of a program's operation is known as A. Primary memory B. Secondary memory C. Cache memory D. All of the above Q9. Computer is more powerful than human except A. Speed B. Accuracy C. Storage and retrieval capabilities D. Intelligence.
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