Because one memory location can be used repeatedly with different values, you can write program instructions once and then use them for thousands of separate calculation. t/f

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Two technicians are discussing the common u-joint. technician a says its input and output speeds should be equal. technician b says that it normally has two yokes. which technician is correct?

What is the term for water wave that is created by an underwater earthquake