True - failure of a single disk in RAID 1 will not result in permanent data loss. Redundant Array of Independent Disks 1 (RAID) uses disk mirroring to ensure every piece of data can also be found on another hard drive. This means if a single disk fails, another disk will still have the necessary data. Be careful reading this question, CompTIA questions will try to trick you. It says will NOT result in data loss
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