Which of these is NOT a benefit to storing information digitally? (1 point)
Responses
Digital files are not affected by magnetic fields that can erase analog files.
Digital files are not affected by magnetic fields that can erase analog files.
Digital files can be transmitted over long distances using fiber optic cables.
Digital files can be transmitted over long distances using fiber optic cables.
Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music.
Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music.
Unlike analog files, digital files do not degrade over tim
Sorry for the repetitive response. The correct answer is:
Digital files are not affected by magnetic fields that can erase analog files.
Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music.
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The response "Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music" is NOT a benefit to storing information digitally.
The option that is NOT a benefit to storing information digitally is "Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music."
To arrive at this answer, we can go through the given options one by one:
1. "Digital files are not affected by magnetic fields that can erase analog files" is a benefit to storing information digitally. Analog files can be easily damaged or erased by magnetic fields, while digital files are not susceptible to this.
2. "Digital files can be transmitted over long distances using fiber optic cables" is another benefit to storing information digitally. Digital files can be easily transmitted over long distances using fiber optic cables, allowing for efficient and fast communication.
3. "Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music" is not a benefit to storing information digitally. This statement implies that artists prefer the imperfections of analog signals in music recording rather than the "perfect" sound quality of digital files. However, this does not negate the overall benefits of storing information digitally.
4. "Unlike analog files, digital files do not degrade over time" is also a benefit to storing information digitally. Analog files, such as tapes or photographs, can degrade over time due to physical wear and tear. Digital files, on the other hand, can be stored indefinitely without any degradation.
In conclusion, the option "Digital sound files can sound too perfect which is why most artists like to use analog signals when recording music" is the one that is NOT a benefit to storing information digitally.