What are the two processors present in the VEX Cortex?

The VEX Cortex features two distinct processors known as the Master and User Processors. The Master Processor is responsible for managing the overall functionality of the Cortex system, including tasks like controlling communication with the VEXnet Joystick and executing the main control program. On the other hand, the User Processor allows users to load and run their own custom code to control robotic operations and peripherals.

This architecture ensures that while the system is running the core functions required for communication and control, there is still dedicated processing power available for user-defined robotics tasks. This design provides a flexible and powerful environment for students and developers to create complex robotic behaviors while maintaining a stable operating platform.

The other options do not correctly describe the processors in the VEX Cortex. The terms Core, Auxiliary, Primary, Secondary, Main, and Support do not align with the actual functional designations used in the VEX Cortex system.