Google uses information about the person conducting the search to enhance their experience.Personalized searches would use these factors:
A)user location,past experience,social media experience
B)past experience,income,user location
C)social experience,click through rate,user age
D)user location,dwell time,past experience

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Google uses various factors to personalize a search, and the most common ones include the user's location, past search history (experience), and social media behavior. These factors help Google deliver search results that are most relevant to the user's needs and preferences. Income and user age may also influence personalized searches, but they are not as important as the other factors mentioned in option A. Click-through rate and dwell time are metrics that Google uses to measure the quality of search results, but they are not used directly in personalizing a search. Therefore, option D is not the best answer.

Google Uses Information About the Person Conducting the Search to Enhance