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How does the gate control current in a FET?
 
  A) magnetic attraction of p-channel holes
  B) the drain controls current flow
  C) restricting current flow by changing channel width
  D) restricting free electron flow by way of hole current

Question 2

To access 16 MB (16,777,216 ) memory locations a processor requires ________,
 
  A) 24-bit address bus B) 64-bit address bus C) 20-bit address bus D) 32-bit address bus



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Answer to Question 1

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