The term "simple" and "compound" machine refer to physical devices that transform work. The computer is an electronic device whose main operation has no moving parts whatsoever. Any motion within input and storage devices is controlling electrical components, not mechanical ones.
It is a compound- and do not write in this area when asking a question. If you do, the computer sends it to the "already answered" bucket.
Almost everything you know is a compound. Every plastic item you use is a compound. The computer you used to ask this question is full of different compounds. How a compound is used depends on which compound it is. Since there are thousands of different compounds, I'm not going to even try making a list.
Peach is a compound
This is a compound sentence, and it smells bad.
Silver carbonite is not a chemical compound, it is the color scheme for a number of computer peripherals. If this was meant to be silver carbonate the chemical formula for this chemical compound is Ag2CO3.
its a compound machine
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Computer Science A+++
Yes, software is a compound noun; a combination of softreferring to the programing of a computer (the computer equipment itself is the hardware) and ware, which is a word for goods or product for sale.
Neither. It is a computer processor.
software.
Computer Science A+++
Yes, "computer" is a compound word. A compound word is formed by combining two or more words to create a new word with its own meaning. In this case, "computer" is made up of "compute" and "er," where "compute" means to calculate or process data and "er" is a suffix indicating a person or thing that performs a specific action.
The open compound word in the sentence is "computer science." An open compound word consists of two or more words that are used together to create a single concept but are written separately. In this case, "computer" and "science" are combined to refer to a specific field of study.
The term 'computer lab' is a compound noun, a noun made up of two or more words to form a noun with its own meaning. Although not incorrect, adding the noun 'room' is redundant because a computer lab is usually a room.
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Europium.