Volatility Refers to a Device's Ability to Function with or Without

question 13

True/False

Volatility refers to a device's ability to function with or without power. RAM is volatile, meaning it must have constant power to function; its contents are lost when the computer's electric supply fails.

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Definitions:

Falsifiable

A criterion of scientific theory that requires it to be capable of being proven false through observation or experiment.

Replicable

Capable of being repeated or duplicated under similar conditions, often used in the context of experiments or studies to verify results.

Insignificant

Lacking in importance, magnitude, or likely impact; trivial.

Parsimonious

Referring to the principle in science and philosophy where the simplest explanation or strategy tends to be the right one.