Question 401· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
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Question 402· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
Arrange these from fastest to slowest access: registers, cache, RAM, hard disk.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 403· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
A group of 8 bits is a
Explanation and discussionQuestion 404· Memory and storage devices· JAMB
Which storage device has no moving parts?
Explanation and discussionQuestion 405· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
The BIOS is usually stored in
Explanation and discussionQuestion 406· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
Memory that loses its contents when power is switched off is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 407· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
ROM stands for
Explanation and discussionQuestion 408· Memory and storage devices· JAMB
Which of these is a secondary storage device?
Explanation and discussionQuestion 409· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
A 4 MB file is copied 256 times onto a disk. How much space do the copies take? [1 GB = 1,024 MB]
Explanation and discussionQuestion 410· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
Cache memory is used to
Explanation and discussionQuestion 411· Memory and storage devices· JAMB
Which of these memories is the fastest?
Explanation and discussionQuestion 412· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
RAM is described as volatile because
Explanation and discussionQuestion 413· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
Optical discs such as DVDs are read using
Explanation and discussionQuestion 414· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
Cloud storage means
Explanation and discussionQuestion 415· Memory and storage devices· WAEC
1 kilobyte is equal to
Explanation and discussionQuestion 416· Memory and storage devices· JAMB
One kilobyte is equal to
Explanation and discussionQuestion 417· Number systems and data representation· WAEC
Convert 1111₂ to base ten.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 418· Number systems and data representation· WAEC
Add the binary numbers 1011 and 0110.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 419· Number systems and data representation· JAMB
The binary equivalent of the decimal number 13 is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 420· Number systems and data representation· WAEC
A nibble consists of
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