What is the smallest logic allocation unit of data storage on a hard disk drive recognized by an operating system's file system? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
What is the smallest logic allocation unit of data storage on a hard disk drive recognized by an operating system's file system?
A. Sector
B. Cluster
C. Track
D. Platter
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A cluster (or allocation unit) is a group of sectors combined by the operating system's file system to form the smallest legal space where a file can be stored.
Explanation:
The MMU is a hardware component that translates virtual memory addresses used by the CPU into physical addresses in RAM, enabling virtual memory and protection.
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