Which Statement Is True When Comparing a Laptop Component with a Desktop

question 70

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true when comparing a laptop component with a desktop component?

• A) Laptop processors are typically not as fast as desktop processors.
• B) Laptop 802.11 wireless has a shorter distance range than a desktop computer's 802.11 wireless capability.
• C) Laptop memory is typically slower than desktop memory.
• D) Laptop power supplies are typically proprietary, whereas desktop power supplies are not.

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Definitions:

Universal Proposition

A statement or idea that is intended to apply universally, without exceptions, across all contexts or situations.

Chain Argument

A form of argument that consists of a series of reasons leading to a conclusion, where each step is supported by the previous one.

Modus Ponens

A theoretical reasoning method where the initial statement is confirmed by the subsequent statement.

Inductive Argument

A method of logic where the arguments aim to provide substantial support for the conclusion's truth, rather than conclusive proof.