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If the algorithm is changed for the operations at layer k, the services at k1 will change since the services will be operated after the layer. For the services at k-1, they will not be affected since they are prior to the algorithms.<span />
Answer:
The External Data Bus is used to transport binary data and Address bus is used to transport memory addresses.
Explanation:
- External Data Bus is a combination of data bus and external bus. Data bus is used to carry data and instructions between two or more components in the system e.g. CPU and all other computer components.
- External bus is also called expansion bus. It is used to connect external components to the computer. Its a communication medium between CPU and other components. These components can be peripheral device like USB or flash memory.
- So External Data Bus is used to transport data between CPU and external components. It is a primary communication pathway for data in a computer. The external data components are connected to this bus and the instruction or data on this bus is available to all external components. But the data communication is slower as compared to that of internal bus.
- Address Bus carries physical location or address of data and transports memory addresses. Processor uses address bus when it wants to read data from memory or write data to the memory by sending a read/write signal by placing the read/write address of the specific memory location on the address bus.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
The two phases to the context of this discussion are listed follows.
Explanation:
- <u>Solution 1</u>: Delete 1 GB of current RAM as well as install another DIMM0 Chan A slot through one 2 GB of double-channel RAM. (thinkable unless the 2 GB RAM is provided by the motherboard in what seems like a DIMM0 Chan A slot)
- <u>Solution 2</u>: whether there's an unused or blank slot, perhaps one 1 GB dual-channel Ram could be mounted in some other slot at around the same speed or frequency.
It's quite safer to mount memory with appropriate frequencies across both situations.