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Can you learn to become a computer technician if your IQ is 78?
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∙ 13y ago
An IQ of 70-85 is considered "borderline intellectual functioning". Thus, it would be difficult to learn to become a computer technician (though not impossible, with a great deal of dedication, and a good apprenticeship with a knowledgeable and patient computer technician).
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How many Keys on a computer?
78 Keys
Can you learn with an IQ of 78?
Yes, you can still learn with an IQ of 78. While IQ can affect cognitive abilities, it does not determine your capacity to acquire knowledge or skills. With the right support, effort, and resources, you can definitely continue to learn and improve in various areas.
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If you are writing this on a computer you may have acsess to a calculator. You Moron.
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1 x 78 and 39 x 2 = 78 youll really need to start doing math instead of using computer youll stupid i bet you get f- sad -_-
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Sort of: The ignition system has a very simple computer board in it called an ignition module. The alternator also has a simple computer board called an electronic voltage regulator. I do not think either of these is the type of computer you mean.
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78 * 3 = 234. Note: simple calculations like this one are easier to do with a calculator. If you don't have a calculator available, your computer probably has one for you to use (check under "Programs", "Applications", etc).
