4. the introduction to this activity said, "even the most complicated software or cell phone app is made out of very simple steps that happen one at a time." that is not quite true. each central processing unit core (cpu core) can process one instruction at a time. a quad-core computer processes four instructions at once. but any computer can run more programs "at once" than the number of processor cores it has. how do you think a dual-core computer, for instance, can make it look and feel like it is running ten or more programs at once?