What type of volatile memory is usually used only for temporary storage while running a program?

Social Studies

1 answer:

Aloiza [94]1 year ago

7 0

RAM is the type of volatile memory that is usually used only for temporary storage while running a program

This is further explained below.

Generally, The random access memory (RAM) of your computer is a kind of short-term memory that stores data on demand from the CPU.

In conclusion, Not to be confused with data that is kept permanently on your hard disk and is accessible even when your computer is switched off, this is not the same thing at all.

You might be interested in

Last August the XT chain of gasoline stations had a temporary sales promotion in effect. In the promotion, any customer who made

Rainbow [258]

Answer:

(B) Was the money that XT earned from the increase in gasoline sales enough to offset the cost of providing free car washes during the promotion?

Explanation:

<u>Answer (A) does not include the free car wash promotion variable. </u>

In option (C) it is very likely that consumers would have bought gasoline more frequently and in smaller quantities without the promotion, <u>but this issue is not useful enough as an analysis for XT. </u>

It is not so relevant to know if gas stations or XT had to pay other companies to perform car washes (D), because <u>it is assumed that this issue must have been resolved before applying the promotion. </u>

That is why, when evaluating the argument, it would be more useful to answer if the increase in gas sales was enough to offset the cost of providing free car washes during the promotion (B). If the 10% increase in sales was not enough to cover the cost of car washes then the promotion would ultimately result in loss for XT.

8 0

4 years ago

You spend weeks teaching your new dog how to roll over. the rewards and reinforcers you use to shape her behavior are based on w

Step2247 [10]

My new dog has simply taken weeks to learn how to roll over. The early school of psychology known as behaviorism served as the foundation for the reinforcers and rewards I use to modify her behavior.

<h3>Behaviorism definition</h3>

The central tenet of behaviorism is that all behaviors are acquired through social interaction and environmental observation. According to this learning theory, intrinsic or inherited traits have little influence on behavior; instead, actions are learned from the environment. Because it affects how students act and behave in the classroom and shows that teachers may directly affect how their pupils behave, behaviorism is important for educators.