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Section B — Practical configuration and troubleshooting (30 points) 5. (10 pts) Given a development machine with 8 GB RAM and an Intel CPU supporting virtualization, specify an optimal AVD configuration for testing a mid-range Android 4.0 phone (include system image choice, RAM, heap, storage, screen resolution, and GPU settings). Justify each choice briefly. 6. (10 pts) Your Android 4.0 emulator is extremely slow to boot and UI interactions are sluggish. List a prioritized troubleshooting checklist (5–8 steps) you would perform to identify and fix the performance problems. For each step, state the expected result and why it helps. 7. (10 pts) App crashes on the emulator but runs fine on a real device. Provide five plausible causes specific to emulator behavior and how you would test or mitigate each cause. Android 4.0 Emulator

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Click the green play button. The first boot will take 2-3 minutes. Subsequent boots take about 30 seconds. Justify each choice briefly

The Android 4.0 emulator is a software tool that allows developers to test and run Android applications on a virtual device, mimicking the behavior of a physical device running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). This emulator is part of the Android SDK (Software Development Kit) and provides a convenient way for developers to test their apps on a platform that closely resembles the real Android 4.0 environment.

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