The technology that MOST-Likely blends computers and wireless telecommunications, combining global positioning satellite (GPS) tracking and other wireless communications for automatic roadside assistance and remote diagnostics is:
A)telematics
B)ROM
C)RAM
D)DSRC

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Telematics is the technology that blends computers and wireless telecommunications to combine GPS tracking, wireless communications, and other diagnostic sensors for automatic roadside assistance and remote diagnostics. Telematics systems can be used in vehicles to track location, monitor vehicle performance, and provide real-time data to drivers and fleet managers, making it a key technology for the automotive and transportation industries. ROM and RAM are types of computer memory while DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communications) is a technology used for communication between vehicles and infrastructure, but it does not incorporate GPS tracking or other diagnostic sensors for automatic roadside assistance and remote diagnostics.

The Technology That MOST-Likely Blends Computers and Wireless Telecommunications, Combining