Question

question 3 5 pts what differentiates the arduino from the raspberry pi? select all that apply. ☐ it requires less power ☐ it is commonly used by hobbyists and professionals ☐ it is able to operate without the internet ☐ it is ideally suited for analog input

Explanation:

1. "It requires less power": Arduino boards typically consume less power than Raspberry Pi, especially in simple projects or when running basic tasks. Raspberry Pi is a full-fledged computer with an operating system, so it needs more power.
2. "It is ideally suited for analog input": Arduino has better support for analog input/output operations out-of-the-box, with dedicated analog pins. Raspberry Pi is more focused on digital computing and general - purpose computing tasks, and handling analog input usually requires additional hardware.
3. "It is commonly used by hobbyists and professionals": Both Arduino and Raspberry Pi are used by hobbyists and professionals, so this is not a differentiating factor.
4. "It is able to operate without the internet": Both Arduino and Raspberry Pi can operate without the internet (e.g., Arduino for simple sensor projects, Raspberry Pi can run offline applications). So this is not a differentiating factor.

Answer:

• It requires less power
• It is ideally suited for analog input