Computer Science, asked by lakshmijan2009, 4 months ago

a machine can run on its own true or false

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Answered by Anonymous

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false

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Answered by sdsarote

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False

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Man needs to operate the machine .Till now no machine is discovered which works by it's own .I will tell you 1 fact about it .It 's really interesting. Scientist and many other people in the world are trying to find a technology that is the machines are able to work by their own and this is called as ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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