Computer Science, asked by mustaqueansari197, 5 months ago

The speed of a cpu is measured in megabytes and gigabytes .This statement is true of false

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Answered by Shubham1931

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Answer:

yes it is true. ....... ...

Explanation:

true

Answered by ritabratadas121

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

The speed of a CPU(Central Processing Unit)Is measured in Gigahertz (Ghz) and Megahertz(Mhz). Storage Capacity is measured in Gigabytes and Megabytes

For Example - Intel Core i3-8130u has 2.2 Ghz Speed.

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