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Discussion Forum : Digital Computer Electronics - Section 2 (Q.No. 1)
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If a microcomputer has a 64K memory, what are the hexadecimal notations for the first and last memory location?
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Sukhvir said:
1 decade ago
How to solve this problem?
Nag said:
1 decade ago
Actually question is to find hexadecimal value, so hexadecimal is in 0 to f.
So based on options B and D will be eliminated next coming to option A.
So it is not correct because it is in 0 to e, e means 14 which is not correct.
So based on options B and D will be eliminated next coming to option A.
So it is not correct because it is in 0 to e, e means 14 which is not correct.
Ritu kumari said:
9 years ago
Thanks @Nag.
Rishu said:
5 years ago
64K = 64 * 1024 = 65536.
It's Hexadecimal equivalent = FFFF.
It's Hexadecimal equivalent = FFFF.
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