Serial access memories are useful in applications where (A) Data consists of numbers (B) Short access time is required. (C) Each stored word is processed differently. (D) None of these

Serial access memories are useful in applications where (A) Data consists of numbers (B) Short access time is required. (C) Each stored word is processed differently. (D) None of these
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(D) None of these

Explanation: data naturally needs to flow in and out in serial form.
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