2ND ME COMPUTER G6 23-24

The speed of a computer is measured in terms of the number of instruction that it can

perform or execute in a second.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

The speeds of computer measured in milli-seconds (10-3 sec.)

micro-seconds (10'6 sec.), and nano-seconds (10-9 sec.)

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Computers are superfast machines and can process millions of instructions per second.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Smaller computers cab execute thousands of instructions per second, while the more

complex machines can execute millions of instruction per second.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Computers are very accurate.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Computers are capable of executing hundreds of instructions without any errors.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Computers can perform each and every calculations with the same accuracy.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

The efficiency of computers does not decrease with age.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

The computers can perform repeated tasks with the same efficiency any number of times without echausting there selves.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY

Even the computer are instructed instructed to execute millions of instructions, they are

capable of executing them all with the same speed and efficiency.

• SPEED

• ACCURACY

• EFFICIENCY