When a user opens a new program,the CPU may ________ and move a block of unused data to make room for the new data.
A)conduct a memory swap
B)create a data channel
C)cache data
D)conduct a data swap

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Conducting a memory swap is the process in which the CPU moves a block of unused data from the primary memory to the secondary memory, creating a free space in the primary memory for the new program's data. This allows the new program to load and start running on the CPU. Creating a data channel, caching data, or conducting a data swap are not relevant processes in this context.

When a User Opens a New Program,the CPU May ________