Before Katie turns in the paper she typed, she wants a peer to review it and give her feedback. Katie uses her all-in-one printer to scan her edits, prints and send them to her friend. An all-in-one printer is a(an)________________. Choose all that apply.
1-Input Device
2-Output Device
3-Data Storage Device
4-Operating System
I think its one and two.
I think you're correct
You are correct. An all-in-one printer is both an input device and an output device. It can receive data from a computer or other devices to print (input) and it can also produce printouts or copies (output). Therefore, the correct options are 1-Input Device and 2-Output Device.
You're correct! An all-in-one printer serves as both an input and output device. Let me explain how to arrive at this answer.
1. Input Device: An input device is used to enter or input data into a computer system. In this case, when Katie uses her all-in-one printer to scan her edits, she is providing input to the computer system by converting the physical paper document into a digital format. Therefore, an all-in-one printer functions as an input device.
2. Output Device: An output device is used to display or output data from a computer system. When Katie prints and sends her scanned document to her friend, the all-in-one printer is outputting the digital data as a physical paper document. Thus, an all-in-one printer also functions as an output device.
3. Data Storage Device: A data storage device is used to store and retrieve data. While an all-in-one printer can temporarily store data in its memory while processing the document, it is not primarily designed for long-term data storage. Therefore, an all-in-one printer is not considered a data storage device.
4. Operating System: An operating system is software that manages computer hardware and software resources and provides services for computer programs. An all-in-one printer is a physical device and not an operating system.
In summary, an all-in-one printer is both an input device (when scanning) and an output device (when printing), making options 1 and 2 the correct choices.