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Simplifying abstractions is not useful to understand unless you build a computer.
Simplifying abstractions is not useful to understand unless you build a computer.
Simplifying abstractions decreases the complexity of user interactions.
Simplifying abstractions decreases the complexity of user interactions.
Multiple abstractions cannot run on the same system.
Multiple abstractions cannot run on the same system.
Simplifying abstractions increase the capacity of the system.
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The true statement about simplifying abstractions from the provided options is:
Simplifying abstractions decreases the complexity of user interactions.
This statement reflects the purpose of simplifying abstractions, which is to make systems easier to understand and interact with by reducing complexity.
