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Which one of the following when added can reduce the processing time of a computer?

A

a buffer

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a coprocessor

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1024 megabyte

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a converter

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The correct option is B a coprocessor
Coprocessor is a microprocessor design to supplement the capabilities of the primary processor. It works the tasks very quickly.

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