Multicore processors are formed by:

A. connecting identical processors in a parallel combination, and drawing power from the same source.

B. putting two or more lower power processor cores on a single chip.

C. connecting a series of high powered processors through a single power source.

D. slicing a flat chip into pieces and reconnecting the pieces vertically.

E. connecting a combination of parallel and series-connected processors to a single larger processor to supplement its functioning.

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Trey Barnett

13 January, 12:24

Multicore processors are formed by:

A. connecting identical processors in a parallel combination, and drawing power from the same source.

B. putting two or more lower power processor cores on a single chip.

C. connecting a series of high powered processors through a single power source.

D. slicing a flat chip into pieces and reconnecting the pieces vertically.

E. connecting a combination of parallel and series-connected processors to a single larger processor to supplement its functioning.

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Kamora Burke · Answer 1

B. putting two or more lower power processor cores on a single chip

Explanation:

Multi-core processor Is a computer processor with integrated circuit which involves two or more processor joined together so as to improve performance and reduce the rate of power consumption as well as improve the efficiency of processing multiple tasks.