Computer Science Fundamentals
A device produces an illusion of movement from a rapid succession of static pictures.
Zoetrope
Thaumatrope
Phenakistoscope
HMD
Zoetrope
In 1843, William Horner, a British mathematician invented the zoetrope. A zoetrope produces an illusion of movement from a rapid succession of static pictures.
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D. Bit level
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B. Horizontal Microinstruction
C. Multilevel Microinstruction
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D. None of the mentioned
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B. LL
C. Stack
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B. ExOR
C. SOP
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The process in which a file is partitioned into smaller parts and different parts are stored in different disks is ____________
A. RAID
B. Mirroring
C. Stripping
D. RAID classification
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