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NROC61H3 Lecture : Notes on episodic memory

Canada

Learning and Motivation

Neuroscience

Le Boutillier

University of Toronto Scarborough

Cross-Cultural Social Psychology

Advanced Developmental Psychology

Foundations in Health Studies I

When using windows file explorer, which view provides the most information at a glance?
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The exchange of information among DNS servers regarding configured zones is known as:
<ol style="margin-bottom: 0in;">
<li>Resource request</li>
<li>Zone disarticulation</li>
<li>Zone transfer</li>
<li>Zone removal</li>
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what statement best describes a raid 5?
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<li>A RAID 5 array consists of at least two drives. Parity information is written across both drives to provide fault tolerance</li>
<li>A RAID 5 array consists of at least three drives and distributes parity information across all the drives in the array</li>
<li>A RAID 5 array consists of at least three drives and stores the parity information on a single drive</li>
<li>A RAID 5 array consists of at least four drives. The first and last drives in the array are used to store parity information</li>
</ol>

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