IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 | |
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IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Chapter 1 | |
Chapter 1 Exam Answers | Online Test |
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IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Chapter 2 | |
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IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Lab Answers | |
1.3.2.2 Lab – Disassemble a Computer Answers |
How are the internal components of a computer protected against ESD?
- by using computer cases made out of plastic or aluminum
- by unplugging the computer after use
- by grounding the internal components via attachment to the case
- by using multiple fans to move warm air through the case
Answers Explanation & Hints: Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can occur when there is a buildup of an electric charge (static electricity) on a surface which comes into contact with another. This can be mitigated by grounding the internal components of the computer to the case.
IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 | |
Final Exam Answers Ch 1 - 9 | |
Final Exam Answers Ch 10 - 14 | |
Final Exam Composite Answers Ch 1 - 14 | |
IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Chapter 1 | |
Chapter 1 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Chapter 1 Quiz Answers | Online Test |
IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Chapter 2 | |
Chapter 2 Exam Answers | Online Test |
Chapter 2 Quiz Answers | Online Test |
IT Essentials 8 & ITE 7.02 - Lab Answers | |
1.3.2.2 Lab – Disassemble a Computer Answers |