Which States a Difference Between Read-Only Memory (ROM)and Random Access

question 51

Multiple Choice

Which states a difference between read-only memory (ROM) and random access memory (RAM) ?

• A)ROM is volatile memory, whereas RAM is nonvolatile memory.
• B)ROM is secondary memory, whereas RAM is main memory.
• C)ROM is nonvolatile memory, whereas RAM is volatile memory.
• D)ROM is main memory, whereas RAM is secondary memory.

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