Suppose you have an Intel 8086 Microprocessor which is running at a frequency of 50 MHz. Nowwhat is the maximum number of times it can read a byte of data from the memory in 3 seconds?125000003750000012500003750000Suppose an Intel 8086 Microprocessor is operating at 8 MHz. Which of the following statements aretrue?] The clock cycle is 125 ns| In each bus cycle, the clock remains high for 41.25 nsData is supplied during the 250 ns to 375 ns period in a bus cycle.While reading, ALE stays high during the 125 ns to 250 ns period in a bus cycle.The Status Bus bits becomes available before 250 ns in a bus cycle.

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Suppose you have an Intel 8086 Microprocessor which is running at a frequency of 50 MHz. Now what is the maximum number of times it can read a byte of data from the memory in 3 seconds? 12500000 37500000 1250000 3750000

Suppose you have an Intel 8086 Microprocessor which is running at a frequency of 50 MHz. Now what is the maximum number of times it can read a byte of data from the memory in 3 seconds? 12500000 37500000 1250000 3750000

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