During the "retrieving" stage, search engines display stored web addresses related to search terms. use "spiders" to find web pages related to search terms. rank web pages based on the most relevant information. record keywords and text in large data centers.

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Gavyn

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4 July, 21:21

During the "retrieving" stage, search engines display stored web addresses related to search terms. use "spiders" to find web pages related to search terms. rank web pages based on the most relevant information. record keywords and text in large data centers.

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Louis Burch · Answer 1

display stored web addresses related to search terms

Sarahi Fields · Answer 2

The answer is C: rank web pages based on the most relevant information.

Search engine database involves a three stage process: crawling, indexing, and retrieval. And in this case, the retrieval process involves responding to a user query in a two-step procedure. The system checks for records that match your query and then sorts or rank the results in some kind of hierarchy. The frequency of key word matches and the distribution of those words in a document determine what information is relevant to your request.