True or False? A volatile storage device loses the contents of its memory if its power supply is turned off.

"True " is the correct answer for the given statement.

Explanation:

Volatile memory is a memory or storage that loses their data when the computer power is switched off. Volatile memory is a non permanent memory because when the power is off it loss their contents.

Example: Random Access Memory (RAM) is an example of volatile memory. On the other hand, nonvolatile storage do not loss their contents when the computer power is switched off Example: Read-only memory (ROM) is one of the examples of the Non volatile storage.

Hence the given statement is "True".