Which of the following best describes the difference between a microprocessor and a microcomputer?Question 3Select one:a.A microcomputer is a small computer that contains a processor that has registers not necessarily programmable while a processor is  a single purpose computer which can be programmed.b.A microcomputer contains I/Os while a micprocessor is programmablec.A microcomputer is a microprocessor based system with I/Os connected to while a microprocessor is a clock driven, multipurpose programmable deviced.A microcomputer is a system containing I/Os while a microprocessor is a multipurpose device that contians registers only

Which of these statements does NOT accurately identify a general difference between computers and the human brain?A.Computers process information in parallel, whereas the brain processes information in a serial fashion.B.The brain processes information more slowly than computers do.C.Whereas computers distinguish between memory and processing, the brain does not.D.The brain is larger than any computer.E.The brain is self-organizing and self-repairing, but computers are not.

Which of the following is the correct definition of Computer?a) Computer is a machine or device that can be programmed to perform arithmetical or logic operation sequences automaticallyb) Computer understands only binary language which is written in the form of 0s & 1sc) Computer is a programmable electronic device that stores, retrieves, and processes the datad) All of the mentioned

State two advantages of using a microprocessor in a control system.

__20. What best describes the CPU?a) a chip inside the computer where data can be stored electronicallyb) a chip inside the computer that processes data and controls the flow of datac) a device that displays or stores processed datad) a device from which the computer can accept data

What is the primary purpose of a microprocessor in a computer?a. To store datab. To process instructions and manage data flowc. To provide graphical outputd. To handle input from peripherals