The Mark I computer proved its worth by
A)helping IBM financially.
B)counting the population in 1944.
C)computing ballistics tables for the U.S. Navy.
D)solving systems of linear equations.

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The Mark I computer was developed by IBM in collaboration with Harvard University to tackle complex calculations for the U.S. Navy during World War II. Specifically, it was used to compute ballistics tables, which helped improve the accuracy of naval gunfire. While the Mark I did later prove useful for other computations, its original purpose was in military applications.

The Mark I Computer Proved Its Worth by