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Under normal circumstances, you can't erase or add any information to a A. rewritable CD. B. formatted floppy. C. hard disk. D. CD-ROM.
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Under normal circumstances, you can't erase or add any information to a A. rewritable CD. B. formatted floppy. C. hard disk. D. CD-ROM.

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CD-ROM.

Rewritable CD is a dead giveaway, floppy is definitely not the answer, your hard disk is where all your computer stuff is saved. And think, if you save a picture, you can definitely delete it.
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