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Which of the following statements describes a work station?
Single-user computer used in homes and businesses
Single-user computer which has a more powerful microprocessor than personal computers
Multi-user computer designed to handle hundreds of users at the same time
Extremely fast computer which can perform hundreds of millions of instructions every second
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