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What is the primary goal of distributed systems?
What is the primary goal of distributed systems?
- To increase hardware autonomy
- To eliminate the need for computer networks
- To present a single coherent system to users (correct)
- To reduce performance through parallelism
What makes a distributed system different from a parallel system?
What makes a distributed system different from a parallel system?
- Parallel systems process elements simultaneously to achieve a common goal
- Parallel systems do not rely on computer networks
- Distributed systems do not communicate or cooperate
- Distributed systems present a single-system image (correct)
Why do users view distributed systems as a single computer?
Why do users view distributed systems as a single computer?
- Because they eliminate the need for computer networks
- Because they mask machine boundaries (correct)
- Because they rely on autonomous hardware
- Because they reduce cost effectively
Which aspect contributes to the cost reduction in distributed systems?
Which aspect contributes to the cost reduction in distributed systems?
What is the main reason for developing distributed systems?
What is the main reason for developing distributed systems?
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