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1.lt takes multiple clock cycles to access data from memory
2.each byte of memory has a unique address.
3.the total memory used by all running programs can never be larger than the computer's physical memory
4.the lower half (or least significant half) of the ebx register is called bx.
5.the following data locations are in order of fastest access time to slowest access time: cache, registers, main memory
6.the alu performs only addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operation: s
7.the control unit (cu) coordinates the sequencing of execution steps in an instruction cycle.
8.the eip register is updated when an instruction is fetched.
9.the step to fetch an operand is always necessary in the instruction cycle.
10.in an instruction cycle, the operands are fetched before the instruction is fetched.
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1.lt takes multiple clock cycles to access data from memory
2.each byt...
1.lt takes multiple clock cycles to access data from memory
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