Sam says that when he clicks on his schedule on the Internet, his computer is a receiver, not a sender. Is Sam correct? Why or why not? Correct, because his computer is receiving Sam's schedule Wrong, because his computer is sending a request for Sam's schedule Correct, because his computer is mainly receiving, although it does send an initial request so that Sam can get his schedule Wrong, because his computer is sending and receiving requests so that Sam can get his schedule

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Slade Jones

Computers & Technology

9 November, 10:35

Sam says that when he clicks on his schedule on the Internet, his computer is a receiver, not a sender. Is Sam correct? Why or why not? Correct, because his computer is receiving Sam's schedule Wrong, because his computer is sending a request for Sam's schedule Correct, because his computer is mainly receiving, although it does send an initial request so that Sam can get his schedule Wrong, because his computer is sending and receiving requests so that Sam can get his schedule

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Roy · Answer 1

I think it might be this: Correct, because his computer is mainly receiving, although it does send an initial request so that Sam can get his schedule.

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