(A) Electrical
(B) Mechanical
(C) Electromagnetic
(D) LASER
🧠 Explanation:
- Compact Disks (CDs) use LASER technology to read and write data.
- A low-power laser beam is directed onto the surface of the disk to detect tiny pits and lands that represent digital data.
- These pits and lands reflect the laser light differently, allowing the system to interpret the stored binary information.
- This optical method of data storage is both precise and efficient, making LASER the correct technology used in CDs.