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When you provide input through a monitor, the keyboard displays the output.
When you provide input through a monitor, the keyboard displays the output.
When you provide input through a keyboard, it passes the binary information to the processor that stores data into the monitor.
When you provide input through a keyboard, it passes the binary information to the processor that stores data into the monitor.
When you provide input through a keyboard, the monitor displays the RAM on its screen.
When you provide input through a keyboard, the monitor displays the RAM on its screen.
When you provide input through a keyboard, it passes the binary information to the processor that converts it into characters and displays it on the monitor.
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The correct description of the relationship between the keyboard and the monitor is:
When you provide input through a keyboard, it passes the binary information to the processor that converts it into characters and displays it on the monitor.
This accurately reflects how the keyboard functions as an input device that sends data to the computer's processor, which then processes that data and outputs it to the monitor for display.
