Computer Science · Peripheral Devices
Why are input and output devices commonly referred to as peripheral devices?
- 1Because they are located externally relative to the core CPU architecture✓
- 2Because they are optional and never required for computer operation
- 3Because they directly manage the primary power supply unit
- 4Because they carry out the core mathematical calculations of the computer
Correct answer
Because they are located externally relative to the core CPU architecture
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