Which type of computer is a large, powerful and expensive one that can support many users at one time, store vast amounts of data, and perform many tasks at the same time?
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- Personal Computer
- Mainframe Computer
- Mini computer
- Micro computer
The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Identify types of computers.
- Personal Computer: Small, single-user system
- Mini Computer: Mid-range system, supports few users
- Micro Computer: Small computer with microprocessor
- Mainframe Computer: Large, powerful, supports multiple users and huge data storage
Step 2: Match with description.
The given description fits Mainframe Computer.
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