Question

mark true or false
addressability is the number of bits stored in each addressable location in memory
true
false

Explanation:

Addressability refers to the number of addressable units (like bytes) in memory, not the number of bits in each addressable location. For example, if memory is byte - addressable, each address points to a byte (8 bits). But addressability is about the unit (e.g., byte) that can be addressed, not the bit - count within that unit.

Answer:

False