If you are referring to the actual desktop interface inside windows, it goes down to what version you would have. But to my knowledge, there is no start button in the lower right corner.
Answer:
Hierarchical – Option C
Linear – Option D
Webbed - Option A
Wheel - Option B
Explanation:
Hierarchical means something that follows the order from general to specific .
Hierarchical – Option C
Linear means something that follows the order from general to specific .
Linear – Option D
Webbed – There is no order in flow of information or it is inconsequential. Hence, option A
Wheel - means the flow is sequential i.e as per the sequence
Wheel – Option B
Cache memory is a high-speed memory that stores the instructions and data that have been frequently accessed. It decreases the time it takes to decode the instructions stored in the instruction pipeline.
A. It decreases the time it takes to decode instructions stored in the instruction pipeline.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Whenever an instruction is invoked or some data is accessed, the CPU looks for it in the cache memory before accessing the main memory.
If the content is found in the cache memory, it accessed from there and then and hence the access time and decode time is reduced as there were no main memory lockups.
Is this for a test, because someone else asked that like 5 seconds ago.
The two most common architectures used (by CPUs as I am assuming your question means) are x86 (32-bit) and x64 (64-bit).
32-bit processes multiple instructions with a single request while 64-bit adds registers for instructions that use 64-bit address space.