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Data in AP Computer Science Principles

Question 1
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Which innovative application could smart grids utilize to integrate renewable energy sources into national power infrastructures more effectively?

Question 2
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What societal impact has been most strongly associated with mobile computing technologies such as smartphones and tablets?

Question 3
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What aspect of abstraction is particularly useful when organizing data structures like arrays or lists?

Question 4
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In what way do 'freemium' models for mobile applications raise economic considerations?

Question 5
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In order to keep track of the order in which patients visit a clinic, which data structure should the receptionist's system use?

Question 6
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Which data representation choice could potentially increase the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive information if not properly encrypted?

Question 7
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In a client-server model, what role does DHCP play when a client device connects to a network?

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Question 8
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Which of the following best describes the role of an algorithm in solving computational problems?

Question 9
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Which computing innovation aids in personal budgeting and financial management?

Question 10
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Which algorithmic approach would most efficiently sort a large, nearly sorted list of data where only a few elements are out of place?