C. The delay between issuing a request and getting the data
D. The time to refresh memory
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Memory latency is the time delay from when a memory access request is issued to when the data is available. It includes various delays like address decoding, access time, and bus latency.
Explanation:
The operating system is loaded from secondary storage (hard disk) into RAM (primary storage) for execution. During execution, it resides in RAM.
Explanation:
SRAM is the fastest among the listed options because it does not need refresh cycles and uses flip-flops, allowing near-instant access times, though it is more expensive.
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