Information Systems and Computer Applications CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is a computer network?

A group of computers connected by wires
A type of computer memory
A type of operating system
A group of computers connected by wireless signals

The correct answer is: A group of computers connected by wires

A computer network is a group of computers that are connected together and can communicate with each other through wires or wireless signals. This allows for the sharing of information, resources, and devices. Option B is incorrect because computer networks are not a type of memory, but rather a way for computers to interact. Option C is incorrect because computer networks are not an operating system, but rather a means of communication between computers. Option D is incorrect because it only mentions wireless signals, but computer networks can also be connected by wires.