The Ability to Move the Operating System from One Hardware

question 31

Multiple Choice

The ability to move the operating system from one hardware architecture to another with few changes is referred to as:

• A) security.
• B) compatibility.
• C) extensibility.
• D) portability.

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Definitions:

M&M Proposition II

A theory in corporate finance stating that a firm's cost of equity increases with its level of debt, considering there are no taxes, transaction costs, or bankruptcy costs.

Financial Distress

Financial Distress occurs when an entity faces difficulties in meeting its financial obligations, often leading to insolvency or bankruptcy.

Leverage

Utilizing borrowed funds or debt to enhance the possible returns from an investment.