Compared to a slow CD-burning speed, a high CD-burning speed ________________.
A) tends to increase digital errors.
B) makes no difference - it's all digital.
C) seriously degrades the sound.
D) changes the pitch of the program.

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A high CD-burning speed tends to increase digital errors, resulting in potential skipping or glitches in the audio.

Compared to a Slow CD-Burning Speed, a High CD-Burning Speed