_______ Computers Are Not Nearly as Powerful as Supercomputers, but Are

question 63

Short Answer

_______ computers are not nearly as powerful as supercomputers, but are capable of great processing speeds and data storage and occupy specially wired, air-conditioned rooms.

---

Definitions:

Miles

A unit of distance or length, traditionally equal to 5280 feet in the United States and slightly more than 1609 meters by international agreement.

Perfect Substitutes

Goods that a consumer is completely indifferent between, meaning that one can replace the other in consumption without any loss of utility.

Income Effect

The income effect describes how a change in a consumer's income affects their purchasing power and consumption choices.

Substitution Effect

The economic concept describing how consumers react to a change in price of a good by substituting it with another good, holding their level of satisfaction constant.