We need to arrange memories from fastest to slowest in terms of access speed:
Registers (D): Fastest (located inside CPU).
Cache Memory (B): Next fastest (very close to CPU, faster than RAM).
RAM (C): Slower than cache.
Hard Disk Drive (A): Slowest (secondary storage).
So the correct order is:
Per unit cost comparison (lowest → highest):
Final Order (increasing per unit cost):
E < B < C < A < D
| List - I | List - II |
| (A) Flash Memory | (I) Oldest and Slowest |
| (B) PMOS | (II) Used in large scale integration (LSI) |
| (C) NMOS | (III) Least power consumption |
| (D) CMOS | (IV) Non volatile RAM which is powered continuously |
Solution:
| List - I | List - II | Match |
|---|---|---|
| (A) Flash Memory | (IV) Non-volatile RAM which is powered continuously | A → IV |
| (B) PMOS | (I) Oldest and slowest | B → I |
| (C) NMOS | (II) Used in large scale integration (LSI) | C → II |
| (D) CMOS | (III) Least power consumption | D → III |
Final Answer: (A) → (IV), (B) → (I), (C) → (II), (D) → (III)
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