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The concentric circles on the disk surface are called :

The concentric circles on the disk surface are called

A) heads. B) tracks. C) transfers. D) sectors.

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Solved Magnetic disks are divided into
Solved Putting electronic marks on a disk as tracks and sectors is known as
Solved Damaged areas of a disk that can no longer hold data are called:
Solved The arrangement of tracks and sectors on a disk is known as the ________.
Solved A ____ reorganizes disk content so that a file's contents are stored in sequential sectors, tracks, ...
Solved The set of concentric circles that are created after low-level disk formatting occurs are the ...
Solved ______ is the process of preparing a disk to store files by dividing it into tracks and sectors. ...
Solved Concentric circles on the surface of the hard drive are commonly called platters.

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