1. Programs like VirtualBox that support virtual machines are called hypervisors. a. Hypervisors can be classified as Type 1 or Type 2 hypervisors. Describe what these terms mean. b. Find at least three other hypervisor platforms other than VirtualBox. State which type of hypervisor each platform is, and also list each platforms minimum requirements. c. In your opinion, what are two benefits of using virtual machines? d. Include here your screenshot of your host computers Task Manager, while VirtualBox was running. What is the additional CPU and RAM demand on your host computer compared to when VirtualBox is closed? In your subjective experience, did running Windows as a virtual machine seem to be just as fast as running it on a physical computer? How would you describe the performance difference, if any? e. Find the folder containing the data for the virtual machine. It is usually on your hosts C: drive in \Users\username\VirtualBox VMs, but you may have to search a bit. How much space does the folder actually take, compared to how much space you allocated to the virtual machine?