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which of the following is the most common method for removing ram from a motherboard?
remove the screw from the one side, then pull straight up to remove the ram.
pull the ram module up from one corner and then twist to release the other corner.
move the tabs holding the ram out of the way, then pull straight up to remove the ram.
tip the ram module at a 45 - degree angle while pulling on it.
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Explanation:

To remove RAM from a motherboard, the typical method is to move the retention tabs (usually located on either side of the RAM slot) out of the way, which releases the RAM, and then pull it straight up. Screws are not typically used to secure RAM. Pulling from one - corner and twisting or tipping at an angle is incorrect and can damage the RAM or the slot.

Answer:

Move the tabs holding the RAM out of the way, then pull straight up to remove the RAM.