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Computer fundamentals and hardware
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Which of the following memory types is volatile, meaning its data is lost when the computer is powered off?
Q2 · Computer fundamentals and hardware · MEDIUM
Convert the binary number 1010 to its decimal equivalent.
Q3 · Computer fundamentals and hardware · EASY
Which of the following is an example of an input device?
Q4 · Computer fundamentals and hardware · MEDIUM
In the context of computer memory hierarchy, which of the following is the fastest and closest to the CPU?
Q5 · Computer fundamentals and hardware · EASY
Which component is primarily responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations in a computer?