Memory unit is one part of____________?
Correct answer: D. Central Processing Unit
- A. Input device
- B. Control unit
- C. Output device
- D. Central Processing Unit
Explanation
In the traditional computer organization model, the CPU contains the arithmetic and logic unit, control unit, and memory unit or registers. Therefore, the memory unit is treated as part of the central processing unit here.
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