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UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013

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2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
Which block replacement algorithm is not generally used in cache operation:-
A
LIFO
B
LRU
C
Random
D
FIFO
2
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
The microprograms provided by a manufacturer to be used on his microprogrammed computer are generally called:-
A
Software
B
Netware
C
Firmware
D
Hardware
3
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
The software that transfers the object program from secondary memory to the main memory is called:-
A
Assembler
B
Loader
C
Task builder
D
Linker
4
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
A major advantage of active filters is that they can be realized without using:-
A
Op-amps
B
Inductors
C
Capacitors
D
Resistors
5
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
The order of convergence of Newton-Raphson method is:-
A
1
B
1.6
C
2
D
4
6
2013 · Unclassified
UKPSC AE 2013 ELECTRICAL PAPER II (14 JULY 2013) 2013
If f(x) is a polynomial of degree n, then Dn {f(x)} is equal to:-
A
0
B
Constant
C
None of these
D
f(x+nh)