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question 4 of 10 which three events are directly related to the progres…

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question 4 of 10
which three events are directly related to the progression of the microchip?

a. in 1993, intel released its first brand - named processor, the intel pentium, which was smaller than a quarter.

b. in 2017, microsoft released a video game console, the xbox one x, that contained a cpu with 7 billion transistors.

c. in 2018, apple’s iphone debuted the a12 bionic chip, which contained 6.9 billion transistors but was four times smaller than other chips.

d. in 1998, the first microchip was used in space aboard the international space station.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  • Option A: The Intel Pentium was a major branded microprocessor release, directly advancing microchip technology with a compact, high-performance design.
  • Option C: The A12 Bionic chip represented a leap in microchip miniaturization and transistor density, a key part of microchip progression.
  • Option B: The Xbox One X's CPU is a microchip application, but the console itself is not a direct microchip progression event.
  • Option D: The first microchip used in space was in the 1960s, not 1998, so this fact is incorrect.

Answer:

A. In 1993, Intel released its first brand-named processor, the Intel Pentium, which was smaller than a quarter.
C. In 2018, Apple's iPhone debuted the A12 Bionic chip, which contained 6.9 billion transistors but was four times smaller than other chips.
Wait, correction: Re-evaluating, Option B also involves a microchip with high transistor count, a marker of progression. Correct valid and directly related events:
A. In 1993, Intel released its first brand-named processor, the Intel Pentium, which was smaller than a quarter.
B. In 2017, Microsoft released a video game console, the Xbox One X, that contained a CPU with 7 billion transistors.
C. In 2018, Apple's iPhone debuted the A12 Bionic chip, which contained 6.9 billion transistors but was four times smaller than other chips.

(Note: Option D is factually incorrect, as the first microchip used in space was in the 1960s, not 1998, so it is excluded.)