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Which of the following types of memory is volatile?
RAM
What is the main function of cache memory?
Faster
access to
frequently
used data
Which of the following statements about ROM is TRUE?
It is used to
store programs
that need to be
loaded during startup.
What is the unit used to measure memory capacity?
Byte
(B)
Which type of memory offers faster access time?
RAM or Hard Disk Drive?
RAM
What is the difference between SDRAM and DDRAM?
DDRAM offers
double
the data
transfer rate
compared to SDRAM
How does a virtual memory system work?
It creates
additional
physical
memory using
software.
It
expands
RAM
capacity
by utilizing a portion of the
hard
drive.
It allows running
multiple
programs
simultaneously.
Answer: All of them
What is the benefit of using SSD over traditional HDD?
Faster
read
and
write
times due to
no
moving parts
How can users improve the performance of their computer's memory?
Defragmenting
the hard drive (applicable to HDDs only).
Closing
unnecessary
programs to free up
RAM.
Answer: Both of them
Which memory type is typically used in USB flash drives?
NAND
Flash Memory
What does CPU stand for?
Central Processing Unit
The CPU is primarily responsible for:
Executing instructions
Which of the following is NOT a major component of a CPU?
Graphics
Processing Unit
Major components:
Control
Unit
Arithmetic
Logic Unit
Memory
Unit
The ALU performs:
Mathematical
and
logical
operations
The CU is responsible for:
Decoding instructions
and
controlling execution
The speed of a CPU is measured in:
Megahertz
(MHz) or
Gigahertz
(GHz)
A higher clock speed in a CPU generally indicates:
Faster
processing capability
Caches are small, high-speed memories within the CPU that store:
Frequently
accessed
data
and
instructions
Multicore CPUs contain multiple processing cores, allowing for:
Improved
multitasking
and
parallel
processing
Modern CPUs implement various techniques to improve performance, such as:
Pipelining
-
fetching
,
decoding
, and
executing
instructions
simultaneously
Which of the following number systems is the foundation of digital computer
representation?
Binary
To represent the decimal number 195 in binary, you would need:
8
bits
What is the hexadecimal equivalent of the binary number 10110101?
B5
What is the result of adding the binary numbers 110101 and 101110?
1100011
What is the two's complement representation of the decimal number -13?
10011
What is the main advantage of using two's complement representation for
negative numbers?
Simpler arithmetic
operations
Which number system is often used to represent memory addresses?
Hexadecimal
8-bit SIGNED integer is stored in two's complement format. What is the largest POSITIVE number that can be represented?
127
Which of the following is a valid octal digit?
0-7
Suppose an 8-bit unsigned integer is used. What is the largest number that
can be represented?
255
What is the result of adding 1 (binary) and 1 (binary)?
10
(binary)
When subtracting 1 (binary) from 0 (binary) in two's complement
representation, what is the result?
1 (binary)
How many bits are needed to represent the decimal number 10 in signed
two's complement form?
4
bits
Which of the following statements is true about binary multiplication?
similar to decimal
multiplication
, shifting and
adding
each bit product.
What is the over{ow condition in binary addition?
When the sum goes beyond the
maximum
representable value for the bit length.
When there's a
carry
out of the leftmost bit position.
How does a computer handle over{ow during addition?
It sets a
flag
to indicate the error and may wrap the
result.
Which of the following logic gates is essential for performing binary addition?
FULL ADDER
gate
Compared to addition, why is binary division considered a more complex
operation?
It requires more
logic gates.
It involves repeated
shifting
and
subtraction
operations.
Simplify the Boolean expression: A + A.B
A
the complement of x is denoted as x'
True
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