Apple
9L0-410 · Question #75
How does Boot Camp allow you to run Windows applications on a Mac OS X v10.7 computer?
The correct answer is B. Boot Camp lets you restart your Mac OS X v10.7 computer into Windows from a hard disk partition that has. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
How does Boot Camp allow you to run Windows applications on a Mac OS X v10.7 computer?
Options
- ABoot Camp installs Windows on a disk image, then starts up Windows in a virtual environment running inside
- BBoot Camp lets you restart your Mac OS X v10.7 computer into Windows from a hard disk partition that has
- CBoot Camp installs Windows on the startup disk, then uses the installed Windows libraries to run Windows
- DBoot Camp installs Windows libraries on the Mac OS X disk partition, then uses the installed Windows
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- B80% (43)
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