Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
Increasing ROM (Read Only Memory) in your computer does not increase efficiency or improve the performance of your system. ROM is typically used to hold programs and data that do not change very frequently (if at all) and they typically survive power loss to the system. Increasing ROM does not increase the speed of CPU performance.
However, it is noted that increasing RAM (Random Access Memory) can increase the overall efficiency of the system and it also improves the performance of CPU speed. As you add more RAM to your system, it will increase the speed of CPU as you added more RAM into the system. Adding more ROM could reduce the amount of a program that is installed on a slower disk or other external memory devices.
Answer:
<em>Total time taken = 0.62 seconds
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Explanation:
<em>Transmission rate = 18 Mbps</em>
The size of file X winch will go fast= 11.73 MiB (Mebibyte) = 8.38 Mb(Megabit)
The time it will take to transfer = File size / Transmission rate
= 8.38 / 18 seconds
= 0.46 seconds
Mb in 1 KiB = 116.415
The file Y that will go next has size = 340 Kib
= 340 / 116.41 Mb
= 2.92 Mb
The time it will take to transfer = 2.92 / 18 seconds
= 0.16
<em>Total time = Time taken for file X + Time taken for file Y </em>
<em>= 0.46 + 0.16 </em>
<em>= 0.62 </em>
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Answer:
WPAN/Bluetooth, Coexistence, High Rate WPAN, Low Rate WPAN, mesh Networking, Body Area Networks, and Visible Light Communication.
