Multiple choice

FLOPS is a unit used to measure the

  1. speed of super computers

  2. speed of an internet connection

  3. speed of a printer

  4. resolution of an image
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Explanation

FLOPS (Floating Point Operations Per Second) is a standard metric for measuring computational performance, specifically for supercomputers. It counts how many floating-point calculations a processor can perform in one second. Unlike other options: internet speed uses Mbps/Gbps, printers use PPM (pages per minute), and image resolution uses pixels or DPI.

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