Explanation

• The output unit of a computer presents processed data to the user.
• It converts machine results into human-readable form.
• It can be visual, audio, or printed form.
• Common output devices include monitor and printer.

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Explanation

• The output unit converts processed digital data into human-readable form such as text, images, or sound.

• It shows the results of computer processing to the user.

• Common output devices include monitor, printer, speaker, and projector.

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Explanation

• A computer uses memory to store data and instructions.
• Some memory is for permanent storage, while some is for temporary use.
• During processing, the CPU needs fast-access memory.
• This temporary working memory is called RAM (Random Access Memory).
• It stores data and instructions currently in use.

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Explanation

• MAR (Memory Address Register): Stores the address of the data.
• MDR (Memory Data Register/Buffer Register): Stores the actual data/instruction fetched from or written to that memory address.
• Accumulator: Stores the results of calculations performed by the ALU.

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Explanation

• RAM is the main temporary memory of a computer.
• It stores data and instructions while the computer is working.
• When power is off, RAM data is erased.

Additional information:

• ROM → Permanent memory (read-only)
• Hard Disk → Long-term storage
• SSD → Fast permanent storage
• Cache Memory → Ultra-fast CPU memory

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