1. Assume that a Ram begins at the address $1000 and the size pf this ram is 512 Bytes.
a) $11FF
b) $1200
c) $2024
d) $1201
a) $11FF is within the range of the RAM, as the last address of the RAM is $11FF.
b) $1200 is outside of the range of the RAM, as the RAM only goes up to $11FF.
c) $2024 is also outside of the range of the RAM, as it is beyond the last address of $11FF.
d) $1201 is within the range of the RAM, as it is the second address after the beginning of the RAM at $1000.
To determine if a given address falls within the range of the RAM, you need to check if it is between the starting address and the ending address.
a) $11FF:
The starting address of the RAM is $1000, and the ending address would be the starting address plus the size of the RAM, which is $1000 + 512 = $1500.
Therefore, since $11FF is within the range of $1000 and $1500, the answer is YES.
b) $1200:
Again, the starting address of the RAM is $1000, and the ending address would be $1000 + 512 = $1500.
Therefore, since $1200 is within the range of $1000 and $1500, the answer is YES.
c) $2024:
The starting address of the RAM is $1000, and the ending address would be $1000 + 512 = $1500.
Therefore, since $2024 is not within the range of $1000 and $1500, the answer is NO.
d) $1201:
The starting address of the RAM is $1000, and the ending address would be $1000 + 512 = $1500.
Therefore, since $1201 is within the range of $1000 and $1500, the answer is YES.