In a time division space switch the size of the control memory is N and its Width: (A)Log10M (B) LogeM (C) LogNM (D) Log2M Where N are the outlets and M the number of data samples

In a time division space switch the size of the control memory is N and its Width:
 (A)Log10M (B) LogeM
 (C) LogNM (D) Log2M
 Where N are the outlets and M the number of data samples
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