Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB
memory?

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Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / hi

20

Is This Answer Correct ?    123 Yes 13 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / sujan

20 is the correct answer

1MB=2^20bytes

so it needs 20 addresss lines

Is This Answer Correct ?    54 Yes 5 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / bhaskar

20 is the right answer not 16!

Is This Answer Correct ?    38 Yes 11 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / abdul azeez

20 Address lines is required tto addressing 1MB memory

Is This Answer Correct ?    31 Yes 10 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / vishal

20 address line is correct and 16 is not. and very good describe by sujan
1mb=2^20 bytes.

Is This Answer Correct ?    17 Yes 6 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / akansha singh

20 address line.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 2 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / shyamal sharma

1mb=2^10kb=2^20bytes=2^23bit
So,address line are 23

Is This Answer Correct ?    0 Yes 0 No

Howmany address lines are required to addressing 1 MB memory?..

Answer / murali

16

Is This Answer Correct ?    43 Yes 56 No

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