Whenever you actively work on something using your computer, that work is temporarily stored in:
A) a bay
B) RAM
C) a tape drive
D) BD

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Active work on a computer is temporarily stored in RAM (Random Access Memory). This is because RAM is a volatile memory that can be quickly accessed by the processor, making it ideal for storing temporary data while the computer is in use. A bay is a physical slot for storage devices, a tape drive is a type of storage device used for backups, and BD (Blu-ray Disc) is a type of optical disc used for storage and playback of high-definition video and data. None of these are used for temporary storage of active work on a computer.

Whenever You Actively Work on Something Using Your Computer, That