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Why may a system become slow when very little free space remains on the storage drive?

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Correct answer: Insufficient space remains for temporary files and virtual memory

The governing concept is effective storage management. An operating system uses free disk space for temporary files, updates, caches, and virtual memory when RAM is insufficient. If the drive is nearly full, these operations become constrained, so applications may open or respond slowly. Option C is correct; printer ink, monitor colour, and mouse input do not normally depend on remaining storage space.

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