A system is byte-addressable and uses 48-bit virtual addresses; the theoretical size of its virtual address space is A 1
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A CPU has a 32-bit address bus and is byte-addressable; ignoring reserved regions, the theoretical maximum directly addressable memory space
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In a system bus, if the address bus is 16-bit wide, the maximum number of unique memory addresses it can
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In the instruction cycle, which step typically places the fetched instruction into the instruction register for further processing A Execute
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In a computer’s functional units, which unit is directly responsible for holding currently executing program code and active data for
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In basic architecture, which unit mainly stores the operating system files and user documents permanently even after shutdown A CPU
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In basic computer organization, which unit mainly translates internal binary results into human-readable form on devices A Output unit B
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In a typical desktop computer, which part mainly coordinates data exchange between CPU, memory, and devices using buses A Motherboard
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During the instruction cycle, which step generally reads the next instruction from memory into the CPU A Decode stage B
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In a basic computer system, which unit converts user actions into machine-readable data for processing A Output unit B Memory
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