Q4: Fill in the blanks:[11 Marks]1- The execution of instructions stored in main memory is done by2- Primary storage consists of3- To increase throughput ....4- If memory size = 2GB which is equal to..to............. KB and is equal to ..........and....are used.MB and is equalByte.5-in Random Access, if a write operation to memory location 100 takes 10ns and if this operation is followed by a read operation to memorylocation 3000, then the latter operation will take6- This is to be compared to Sequential Access if access to location 100takes 500 ns, and if access to next location takes 10 ns, then it isexpected that an access to location 205 may take . . ns.ns......7- The valid bit is included in............

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