Which of the following is NOT a possible advantage of using RAID versus single-disk configurations?
A) increased reliability
B) increased speed
C) fault tolerance
D) lower cost

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The correct option is D, lower cost. RAID configurations require more than one disk, so they are generally more expensive than a single-disk configuration. Therefore, RAID configurations do not have a lower cost advantage over single-disk configurations. However, RAID offers advantages such as increased reliability, increased speed, and fault tolerance.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Possible Advantage of Using