Question #8 Multiple Choice
What might be the explanation for the following scenario?
A user reports that it took a longer than usual amount of time to access a document. Upon further investigation, the user tells you that the
document he or she was attempting to access is from a budget report written two years ago.
Since it had not been recently accessed, the data had been moved to the secondary cache.
Since it had not been recently accessed, the data had been lost and had to be retrieved by the central server.
Since it had not been recently accessed, the data had become fragmented and had to be reassembled.
Since it had not been recently accessed, the computer's virtual memory copied it to the hard drive.
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