ARM Architecture - Bus ArchitectureHow does bus architecture interact with memory speed to affect overall system performance?AMemory speed does not affect bus performanceBA fast bus with slow memory limits data transfer speedCBus architecture controls memory size directlyDMemory speed only affects CPU clock speedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand bus and memory speed rolesBus transfers data; memory speed determines how fast data can be read or written.Step 2: Analyze interaction effectIf memory is slower than bus, bus waits, reducing effective throughput.Final Answer:A fast bus with slow memory limits data transfer speed -> Option BQuick Check:Bus speed limited by slowest component [OK]Quick Trick: Slow memory bottlenecks fast bus [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming memory speed is irrelevantThinking bus controls memory sizeConfusing memory speed with CPU clock
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