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Five major computer units

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The figure shows the basic configuration of a computer. Which of the following is the correct combination of A, B, and C to be inserted in the figure? A is above B, and C is below B. Input device is to the left of B and Output device to the right. Solid arrows, labeled Data flow, run Input device → B, B → Output device, B → A, B → C, and C → B. Dashed arrows, labeled Control flow, run from A to Input device, B, C, and Output device. Choice columns are A, B, then C.

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The figure shows the basic configuration of a computer. Which of the following is the correct combination of A, B, and C to be inserted in the figure? A is above B, and C is below B. Input device is to the left of B and Output device to the right. Solid arrows, labeled Data flow, run Input device → B, B → Output device, B → A, B → C, and C → B. Dashed arrows, labeled Control flow, run from A to Input device, B, C, and Output device. Choice columns are A, B, then C.

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