Answer:
Explanation:
<u>Application Differences:</u>
<u>SRAM</u>
SRAM stands for Static Random Access Memory DRAM stands for Dynamic Random Access Memory
Faster access is due to the usage of transistors to store single bit of data
SRAMs are used for cache memories due to faster access time
<u>DRAM</u>
DRAM stands for Dynamic Random Access Memory
DRAMs are used for main memories due to comparatively slower access time.
DRAMs use capacitor to store bits where each capacitor holds a single bit
<u>Parameter differences</u>
<u>Speed:</u> SRAMs are faster due to presence of transistors. DRAMs are slower due to presence of capacitors
<u>Size:</u> Due to complexity involved in the internal circuits, SRAMs are smaller in capacity for same size of the chip. DRAMs are larger as compared to SRAMs since their capacity for a given physical size is more.
<u>Cost:</u> SRAMs are costlier and the per bit storage cost is more than that of the DRAMs. DRAMs are cheaper and the per bit storage cost is less than that of the SRAMs
Answer: hit control key and enter key at the same time.
Explanation:
on the keyboard hold down the control key and enter key.
Answer:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
In java, we could write it as:
double treeHeight = (Math.tan(angleElevation) * treeDistance);
Math.tan(angleElevation) is an inbuilt java mathematical function used to calculate the tangent of a value and the return value is always double.
Explanation:
formula:
tangent of angleElevation = treeHeight/treeDistance
We want to assign treeHeight, so we cross-multiply and we get:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
Off course, the treeHeight will be in feet also.
No i dont sorry but when you make these types of questions, make sure to put an equation like 1+1 or something to make sure it doesnt ge reported btw
