alleryStart learning →Using several disks in parallel, as RAID does, helps reduce the
Afile names
Bscreen glare
CI/O bottleneck
Dbattery use
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. I/O bottleneck
Parallel disks raise the bandwidth between primary and secondary memory, easing the input/output bottleneck.
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