How Is a Microprocessor Different from an Integrated Circuit

question 57

Multiple Choice

How is a microprocessor different from an integrated circuit?

• A) Microprocessors are the size of your thumb and integrated circuits are the size of your hand.
• B) Microprocessors are faster,smaller and less expensive than integrated circuits.
• C) Microprocessors control the flow of electrons and integrated circuits control the flow of protons.
• D) Microprocessors include tape and disk storage whereas integrated circuits are part of an operating system.

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