1)Which of the following is a true statement just about RAM?
b)RAM is a type of semiconductor memory used within primary storage.
c)RAM chips come from the manufacturer beside programs already burned in.
d)RAM is used contained by general-purpose computers to permanently store significant or frequently used programs.
e)RAM can only be read from; it cannot be written to
Answer:
No, it is not 'all of the above'
RAM is volatile.
RAM does not hold programs (that's the complex drive)
RAM is not permanent storage
RAM can be written to (if it couldn't, it would own no purpose as it is temporary memory)
SO, that leaves B....
All of the above
b
I would step for e,but data can be written to it for till computer turned sour than date Is lost.
is colled RANDOM ACCES MEMORY!!! SO B)?
c People need to quit answering this slackers try-out questions for him.
Here are two ways to solve this interrogate; by deduction and by knowing what is RAM..
--- Deductive Reasoning Way ----
All the statements, except one, are false.
All statements planned here, except one, have one entity in adjectives.
That common item is permanency.
The statement that does not have permanency is the correct one.
"B", therefor, is the correct answer.
---- Computer Knowledge ---------
RAM is the acronym for Random Access Memory, a sort of mark pad for the computer. It become erased when the computer is turned off.
Rob
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