Most CD-ROM Disks Can Hold More Than 600 Megabytes of Information

question 153

True/False

Most CD-ROM disks can hold more than 600 megabytes of information.

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Definitions:

Liquids Evaporate

The process by which liquid substances transform into gas, usually as a result of heating or being exposed to air.

Heat Absorbed

The process of taking in thermal energy, often resulting in a temperature rise of the absorbing substance or mass.

Gas Condenses

The process where a gas changes its phase to a liquid when cooled or when pressure is applied.

Under-Pressure

A condition where pressure in a system, such as in hydraulic or pneumatic, is below the desired or required level, potentially affecting performance.