A computer's internal memory consists of:
A) mass memory. B) semiconductor devices.
C) static memory devices. D) Both B and C
Question 2
Capacity, when used to define memory devices, normally refers to the number of:
A) bits that may be stored in a designated memory device.
B) nibbles that may be stored in a designated memory device.
C) memory words that may be stored in a designated memory device.
D) bytes that may be stored in a designated memory device.