Assume that a kernel is launched with 1000 thread blocks each of which has 512 threads. If a variable is declared as a shared memory variable, how many versions of the variable will be created through the lifetime of the execution of the kernel?

a. 1

b. 1,000

c. 512

d. 51,200

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Keagan

12 February, 15:54

Assume that a kernel is launched with 1000 thread blocks each of which has 512 threads. If a variable is declared as a shared memory variable, how many versions of the variable will be created through the lifetime of the execution of the kernel?

a. 1

b. 1,000

c. 512

d. 51,200

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Jamie Lutz · Answer 1

The answer to this question is the option "B".

Explanation:

In this question, the answer is option B which is 1,000 because the kernel is a central part of an operating system. kernel manages the computer and the hardware operations. most especially memory and CPU time. It also sheared a memory variable is allocated to thread blocks. That's why the answer to this question is 1,000.

Assume that a kernel is launched with 1000 thread blocks each of which has 512 threads. If a variable is declared as a shared memory variable, how many versions of the variable will be created through the lifetime of the execution of the kernel?a. 1b. 1,000c. 512d. 51,200

Assume that a kernel is launched with 1000 thread blocks each of which has 512 threads. If a variable is declared as a shared memory variable, how many versions of the variable will be created through the lifetime of the execution of the kernel?

a. 1

b. 1,000

c. 512

d. 51,200