THESE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS FROM INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ORGANIZATION 23As a result of power failure or memory parity error. A(n).is generatedSelect one:O a. program interruptO b. hardware failure interruptO . timer interruptO d. 1/0 interrupt24Individual operations are executedby increasing clock rateSelect one:O a. more rapidlyO b. with very little changeO c. slowerO d. the same

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THESE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS FROM INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ORGANIZATION

23
As a result of power failure or memory parity error. A(n).
is generated
Select one:
O a. program interrupt
O b. hardware failure interrupt
O . timer interrupt
O d. 1/0 interrupt
24
Individual operations are executed
by increasing clock rate
Select one:
O a. more rapidly
O b. with very little change
O c. slower
O d. the same

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