3. (C) – 64 bits per quadruple word. 4. (A), (E) – Used for short-term memory. Is installed onto the motherboard.
A binary code for each pixel. Defining it’s color. Acronyms Table RAM- Random Access Memory OS- Operation System CPU- Central Processing Unit KB-kilobytes MB-Megabytes GB-Gigabytes TB- Terabytes USB- Universal Serial Bus HDD- Hard Disk Drive ODD- Optical Disk Drive I/O-Input Output DPI- Dots Per
Unit 1 Assignment 1 1) File sharing, printer sharing, communication, organization, and remote access 2) The computer organizes the data into a permanent storage, which then gets filed using the file system. 3) The input creates information in the computer, while the output presents the information. Multiple-Choice Answers 1) C. Represents one binary digit 2) B. Megabytes 3) C. 64 bits per quadruple word 4) A. Used for short term memory E. Is installed on the motherboard 5) A. The CPU tells the RAM which address holds data that the CPU wants to read.
8. Single In-line Memory Module, a circuit board that holds up to nine memory chips per board, the ninth chip usually an error checking chip 9. Dual In-line Memory Module, a circuit board chip that has a 64-bit path because of the Pentium
How does this compare to the individual values of Byte 1 and Byte 2? The decimal equivalent of the binary sequence is 6,633 which is the sum of the values of byte 1 and byte 2. Exercise 1.3.3 Given a device with a storage capacity of 120 MB, how many bytes can be stored on this device? Show your calculations. 120 MB x 1024 = 122,880 KB x 1024 = 125,829,120 bytes Exercise 1.3.4 Given a computer with a disk capacity of 16 GB and a word size of 32 bits, how many words can be stored on the disk?
Chapter 4: Mini-Cases IV Alpha Corp 1. Without considering transmission efficiency, I would recommend installing an internet source capable of transmitting 270,000 bits per second or higher for the Alpha Corp. The Alpha Corp is transmitting 1,000 emails per hour at 1,500 bytes in size, which equals 16.6 emails per minute. This then breaks down to 0.277 emails per second sending 415.5 bytes per second or 3,324 bits per second . Alpha also sends 3,000 Web pages per hour at 40,000 bytes in size, equaling 50 emails per minute or 0.833 per second.
Because it comes from financial reports. 3. Because it can be read by humans. 4. because the metadata tags which provide meaning 2. An xml element consists of 1. both a beginning and closing tag 2. a beginning tag 3. a beginning and ending tag set and its content 4. an ending tag 3.
Questions: 1. How many bits of mask are required to provide 30 host addresses? 5 30 = 11110 2. How many networks will be created using a 255.255.0.0 given a class A IP network (i.e., 10.0.0.0)? Over 16,000,000 3.
13. After you converted the basic disk to a dynamic disk, how many partitions can be
Today, most network designers use a five-year planning horizon. [False; p. 274] Easy 4. Today, the most expensive part of the network is the