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1. Primary a)

one of the performance characteris-

tics of storage measured in binary

digits;

2. Secondary b) memory that has random access to

the information;

3. Magnetic disc c) combination of units of information;

4. Binary codes d) the main

method of secondary stor-

age performing both sequential and

random storage;

5. RAM e) area of memory where protected pro grams can be read from but not

written on;

6. Bit f) a fixed number of consecutive bits

representing a character;

7. Byte g) the principal flexible second storage

circuit element;

8. ROM h) part of memory having lower speed

but greater capacity;

9. Floppy i) a unit

of information or binary digit;

10. Capacity. j)

the most expensive part of memory

having the least capacity and the

fastest access time.

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13 ноября, 07:15

Соотнести

1. Primary a)

one of the performance characteris-

tics of storage measured in binary

digits;

2. Secondary b) memory that has random access to

the information;

3. Magnetic disc c) combination of units of information;

4. Binary codes d) the main

method of secondary stor-

age performing both sequential and

random storage;

5. RAM e) area of memory where protected pro grams can be read from but not

written on;

6. Bit f) a fixed number of consecutive bits

representing a character;

7. Byte g) the principal flexible second storage

circuit element;

8. ROM h) part of memory having lower speed

but greater capacity;

9. Floppy i) a unit

of information or binary digit;

10. Capacity. j)

the most expensive part of memory

having the least capacity and the

fastest access time.

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1. Primary j) the most expensive part of memory having the least capacity and the fastest access time.

2. Secondary h) part of memory having lower speed but greater capacity;

3. Magnetic disc d) the main method of secondary storage performing both sequential and random storage;

4. Binary codes c) combination of units of information;

5. RAM b) memory that has random access to the information;

6. Bit i) a unit of information or binary digit

7. Byte f) a fixed number of consecutive bits representing a character;

8. ROM e) area of memory where protected programs can be read from but not written on;

9. Floppy g) the principal flexible second storage circuit element;

10. Capacity a) one of the performance characteristics of storage measured in binary digits;