Question

A physical memory has a word-width of 64 bits, this mandates the logical memory map to adopt a data-bus of width 64 bits.

Answer 1

Answer:

a physical memory has word width of 64 bits its madantes the logical memory map to adopt a data dase of width 64 TRUE . you specif condition of storing and accesing

Answer 2

Answer:

It is true

Explanation:

• A logical address is a term used to describe an address produced by the CPU. When we give a computer a problem, the computer passes the problem on to the processor using a logical address, which is why it is called a logical address. And logical address space refers to the collection of all logical addresses produced by a programme.
• We store data using a physical address in secondary memory after our processor creates a process and solves our problem. Physical address is a term used to describe the address that the memory unit sees when it is loaded into the memory address register. Physical address space is the collection of all physical addresses that map to these logical addresses.

A data bus is a system made up of interconnected wires that carries data inside of a system.

• The width of the data bus is defined as the total number of lines in the group.
• One piece of information can be transported over each line.
• 64 lines are required to transfer 64 bits.
• Data is contained in one line.
• If we have fewer lines, we will miss the information that is present in the word's remaining space.

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