Assume that you are given the following MIPS code fragment: Label01: instruction1 instruction2 instruction3 bne reg1, reg2, go_out instruction5 j Label01 go_out: . Suppose that the first instruction is located at location 10000, then the value of the offset field of the instruction:j Label01 is: Select one: O A. 2000 O B. 10000 O C. 2500 O D. 5000 O E. None of the given choices Clear my choice Which of the following is inappropriate? Select one: O A. Computer center manager running a large server system may say a computer is faster when it completes more jobs in an hour. O B. The user of a desktop machine may say a computer is faster when a program runs in less time. O C. The manager of a large data processing center may be interested in increasing throughput. O D. None of the given choices. O E. The computer user is interested in reducing response time

Assume that you are given the following MIPS code fragment: Label01: instruction1 instruction2 instruction3 bne reg1, reg2, go_out instruction5 j Label01 go_out: . Suppose that the first instruction is located at location 10000, then the value of the offset field of the instruction:j Label01 is: Select one: O A. 2000 O B. 10000 O C. 2500 O D. 5000 O E. None of the given choices Clear my choice Which of the following is inappropriate? Select one: O A. Computer center manager running a large server system may say a computer is faster when it completes more jobs in an hour. O B. The user of a desktop machine may say a computer is faster when a program runs in less time. O C. The manager of a large data processing center may be interested in increasing throughput. O D. None of the given choices. O E. The computer user is interested in reducing response time

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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