Items on a storage medium remain intact even when power is removed from the computer. What term describes this characteristic?
A)nonversatile
B)nonvolatile
C)nonviolate
D)nonviolent

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The term "nonvolatile" describes the characteristic of a storage medium retaining its data even when power is removed from the computer. This is in contrast to "volatile" memory, such as RAM, which loses its data when power is removed. The other answer choices (A, C, and D) are not relevant to this characteristic.

Items on a Storage Medium Remain Intact Even When Power