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Quick nina is trying to learn more about how computers work. she has repeatedly read that the motherboard is the "brain” of the computer. nina has learned that the motherboard is considered the brain because it: a) stores all of the computer’s information. b) enables the computer to function. c) processes the data on the computer. d) guides the computer’s activities.

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