Molly, a technician, has been tasked with researching an emulator for the software developers to test cross-platform applications on various pcs and a variety of mobile devices. which of the following will be a required step in selecting an emulator? (select two.)
a. verify the emulator supports a virtual processor. b. verify the emulator supports virtual ram. c. verify the hypervisor software supports the emulator needed for testing. d. verify the system requirements of the hypervisor. e. verify the emulator supports nat and bridged network connections.

We need to check whether the hypervisor software supports the emulator needed for testing. This is C. and it covers C. B. both. Hence, C is one of our choice. And since the hypervisor is filled with all the system requirements of the hypervisor(D), we need not check for NAT as well as the bridged network connections.

Thus, the answer for the above question is definitely C and D.

Explanation:

The answer is self explanatory.

C. Verify the hypervisor software supports the emulator needed for testing.

D. Verify the system requirements of the hypervisor.

Explanation:

In the area of computing, an emulator is a program that copies applications from a specific location, so that you can reproduce other programs on it.

We can use an emulator in several situations, especially when we don't have access to a certain program that depends on another program.

An example of using an emulator can be seen in the question above, where Molly, a technician, was tasked with researching an emulator for software developers to test cross-platform applications on multiple PCs and a variety of mobile devices. In this case, to select an appropriate emulator Molly must check the hypervisor's system requirements and verify that the hypervisor software supports the emulator needed to test.

basic (beginner's all-purpose symbolic instruction code)[1] is a family of general-purpose, high-level programming languages whose design philosophy emphasizes ease of use.