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It uses a portion of the hard disk as an extension of RAM

It allows computers to run without physical RAM.

It is a storage technique for holographic data.

QUESTION 1/10

Explain the concept of virtual memory and its role in computing.

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QUESTION 2/10

Examine the following network topology diagram. Identify the type of network topology depicted and provide three advantages and two disadvantages associated with this topology.

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RISC uses a simpler set of instructions, while CISC uses a more complex set

RISC is only used in supercomputers, while CISC is used in personal computers.

RISC is a software language, while CISC is a hardware language.

QUESTION 3/10

What is the difference between RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) and CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing) architectures?

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QUESTION 4/10

Observe the image of computer components below. Identify the labeled component marked with "A" and mention its primary function.

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Subnetting is a technique to divide a network into smaller, more manageable sub-networks

Subnetting is a security protocol used to detect network intrusions.

QUESTION 5/10

Subnetting is a method to increase the speed of data transfer in a network.

Describe the concept of subnetting in networking and why it is used.

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QUESTION 6/10

Look at the network diagram provided. Identify the device labeled as "Router" and describe its role in a home network.

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IPv6 reduces network latency, and it is more secure than IPv4.

IPv6 provides a larger address space, overcoming the limitations of IPv4

IPv6 is backward-compatible with IPv4, ensuring smooth transitions.

QUESTION 7/10

What is the significance of IPv6, and what problems does it address compared to IPv4?

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QUESTION 8/10

View the software interface below. Identify the icon labeled "Word Processor" and name a common task you can perform using this software.

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Zero Trust relies on complete trust in internal networks, unlike traditional models.

Zero Trust is a term for trusting user behavior analytics.

Zero Trust assumes no trust, even inside the perimeter, and verifies everyone.

QUESTION 9/10

Explain the principle of "Zero Trust" in cybersecurity and how it differs from traditional security models.

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QUESTION 10/10

Examine the network cable types shown in the image below. Identify the cable labeled "B" and specify its common use in networking.

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