All of the devices are connected to one cable which is called the backbone
There is one wire which connects all the computers together and data flows in 1 direction only
There is a central hub and a central server with a dedicated connection to each work station or device
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Advantages of Bus Topology are that
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If the line breaks then only one workstation will be affected
It is cheap
Not many data collisions
Quick and easy to set up
There is a limit no on cable length
Question 7
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Disadvantages of Bus Topology are that you could get data collisions, there is a limit on cable length, it is not suitable for networks with heavy traffic and if there is a break in the backbone the whole network fails
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True
False
Question 8
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A nibble is [blank_start]4 bits[blank_end]
A megabyte is [blank_start]1,024 kilobytes[blank_end]
A crumb is [blank_start]2 bits[blank_end]
A gigabyte is [blank_start]1,024 megabytes[blank_end]
A byte is [blank_start]8 bits[blank_end]
A terabyte is [blank_start]1,024 gigabytes[blank_end]
A kilobyte is [blank_start]1,024 bytes[blank_end]
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4 bits
2 bits
8 bits
1,024 bytes
1,024 megabytes
1,024 kilobytes
4 bits
2 bits
8 bits
1,024 megabytes
1,024 kilobytes
1,024 terabytes
1,024 bits
8 bits
12 bits
1,024 megabytes
1,024 terabytes
1,024 gigabytes
1,024 megabytes
1,024 bytes
1,024 gigabytes
Question 9
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What does CPU stand for?
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Central Progressing Unit
Central Processing Unit
Central Programming Unit
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The CPU [blank_start]fetches information[blank_end], [blank_start]decodes[blank_end] and [blank_start]executes[blank_end] instructions.
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fetches information
decodes
executes
Question 11
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The high speed memory attached to the CPU which we use to store data or instructions we use regularly to save processing time is called the what?