211/ Assume that the microprocessor 64K with a and 32 data pins The memory map for 16K x 32 RAM system that design by using 8Kx8 RAM are can directly address O None of them 0000-1FFF, 0000-1FFF, 2000-3FFF, 2000- 3FFF, 6000-7FFF, 6000-7FFF, 8000-9FFF, 8000-9FFF 0000-0FFF, 0000-0FFF, 0000-0FFF, 0000- O OFFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, E000-EFFF, E000-EFFF, D000-DFFF, D000- DFFF, A000-AFFF, A000-AFFF, 7000-7FFF, 7000-7FFF 0000-1FFF,0000-1FFF,0000-1FFF, 0000- 1FFF, 2000-3FFF,2000-3FFF,2000-3FFF, 2000-3FFF

211/ Assume that the microprocessor 64K with a and 32 data pins The memory map for 16K x 32 RAM system that design by using 8Kx8 RAM are can directly address O None of them 0000-1FFF, 0000-1FFF, 2000-3FFF, 2000- 3FFF, 6000-7FFF, 6000-7FFF, 8000-9FFF, 8000-9FFF 0000-0FFF, 0000-0FFF, 0000-0FFF, 0000- O OFFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, 2000-2FFF, E000-EFFF, E000-EFFF, D000-DFFF, D000- DFFF, A000-AFFF, A000-AFFF, 7000-7FFF, 7000-7FFF 0000-1FFF,0000-1FFF,0000-1FFF, 0000- 1FFF, 2000-3FFF,2000-3FFF,2000-3FFF, 2000-3FFF

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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