Compared to main memory, secondary storage has the advantages of volatility, lowered capacity, and higher costs.

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This statement is incorrect. Main memory (RAM) is volatile and has limited capacity, while secondary storage (such as hard drives and flash drives) is non-volatile and can hold much more data than RAM. Additionally, secondary storage is usually less expensive per unit of storage compared to main memory.

Compared to Main Memory, Secondary Storage Has the Advantages of Volatility