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The ALU of a central processing unit does the essential maths work for the computer. What does the control unit do?
A Communicates its results
B Activates the output device
C Monitors the flow of information
D Control the printer
E None of the above
One of the major components of a PC is the Central Processing Unit (CPU) which can be best described as:
A The device that sends the monitor signals telling it what to display
B The area that regulates all of the system power usage
C The area where ail the of the Basic input/output routines are stored
D The area where all of the processing takes place
E None of the above
Central Processing Unit is combination of
A Control and storage
B Control and output unit
C Arithmetic logic and input unit
D Arithmetic logic and control unit
Central Processing Unit (CUP) consists of -
A control unit
B arithmetic & logic unit
C main store
D all of the above
Central Processing Unit (CPU) consists of-
A Control unit
B arithmetic and logic unit
C main storage
D all of the above
The human brain is called Central Processing Unit (CPU) because-
A it is the central part of the body
B it performs all important activities
C it is the centre of all activities
D it is the central part of mind
The Central Processing Unit is an embeded chip that acts as the 'brains' of a computer. What Intel chip was used in the Altair (the first real personal computer)?
A 6502
B 8080
C 6400
D 8286
Which of the following is not an advantage of decentralized processing over centralized processing?
A reduced data communication costs
B improved system reliability
C increased employee productivity
D increased computer system control
E All of the above are advantages
While larger banks can afford to maintain their own data-processing operations, many smaller regional and community banks are finding that the 'cost assoc iated with' upgrading data processing equipment and with the development and maintenance of new products and technical staff are prohibitive.
A cost associated with
B costs asso ciated with
C costs arising from
D cost of
Visual processing in the cortex involves information processing regarding
A The shape of the object
B Color of the object
C Movement
D location and spatial organization of the object
E Weight of the object
F Age

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