Computer Science, asked by nareshtadhani8841, 4 months ago

22. Which of the following is not required to enter virtual reality?
O Goggles
O Helmet
O Earphones
O Gloves​

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Answered by pritimundra99
2

Answer:

I think so helmet, gloves

Explanation:

because in virtual we do not need helmet but we need earphones,if you have goggles than goggles are also important so, from my side it will be helmet and gloves

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