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Operating Systemsknowledge~10 mins

Why virtual memory extends physical memory in Operating Systems - Test Your Understanding

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1fill in blank
easy

Complete the sentence to explain virtual memory: Virtual memory allows a computer to use {{BLANK_1}} as if it were RAM.

Operating Systems
Virtual memory allows a computer to use [1] as if it were RAM.
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Adisk storage
Bmore CPU cores
Cfaster processors
Dexternal monitors
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Common Mistakes
Choosing CPU cores or processors instead of storage.
2fill in blank
medium

Complete the sentence: Virtual memory helps the system run {{BLANK_1}} programs than the physical RAM can hold.

Operating Systems
Virtual memory helps the system run [1] programs than the physical RAM can hold.
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Amore
Bfewer
Cthe same number of
Dno
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Common Mistakes
Thinking virtual memory reduces the number of programs.
3fill in blank
hard

Fix the error in the explanation: Virtual memory stores data in {{BLANK_1}} to free up RAM space.

Operating Systems
Virtual memory stores data in [1] to free up RAM space.
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Acache memory
Bgraphics card
CCPU registers
Ddisk storage
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Common Mistakes
Choosing cache or CPU registers which are faster but smaller.
4fill in blank
hard

Fill both blanks to complete the sentence: Virtual memory uses {{BLANK_1}} to store data temporarily and {{BLANK_2}} to swap data when RAM is full.

Operating Systems
Virtual memory uses [1] to store data temporarily and [2] to swap data when RAM is full.
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ARAM
Bdisk storage
CCPU cache
Dgraphics memory
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Common Mistakes
Mixing up RAM and disk storage roles.
5fill in blank
hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the explanation: Virtual memory extends physical memory by using {{BLANK_1}} as extra space, managed by the {{BLANK_2}} which moves data between RAM and disk, allowing the system to run {{BLANK_3}} programs simultaneously.

Operating Systems
Virtual memory extends physical memory by using [1] as extra space, managed by the [2] which moves data between RAM and disk, allowing the system to run [3] programs simultaneously.
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Adisk storage
Boperating system
Cmore
DCPU
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3 left
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Common Mistakes
Confusing CPU with operating system or disk storage.