Question

Advances in technology give consumers the availability to upgrade to newer and more energy-efficient electronics products, but it is important to remember that older
electronics units and devices may not have reached the end of their useful life.
On average, the original owner keeps a laptop computer for only three years and will discard their cell phone after only 24 months. However, many televisions, computers,
computer monitors, mobile phones and other electronics are still in good working condition and can be recycled, refurbished or donated to schools and charities. There is a
vibrant, for-profit secondary market for recent models of laptop computers, desktop computers and cell phones because these products retain significant value.
Several companies have created and are participating in programs designed to assist consumers in recycling used electronics products. These programs help place your
electronics products into the recycling stream by refurbishing the device or giving it back to the community, either to schools, charities, economically disadvantaged or
disabled citizens of your community. These efforts benefit both the environment and your community. You can even get tax deductions for donating your working
electronics to schools or charities.
Many electronic product parts can be refurbished and reused. Properly managing your used electronics includes responsible recycling for protection of the environment and
your personal privacy.
"Older electronics units and devices may not have reached the end of their useful life" means that:
O a) They can still be used
Ob) They are no longer useful
Oc) They should be discarded
d) They have been used inappropriately

Answer 1

Resposta:

a) They can still be used

Explicação:

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