Multiple choice

ROM store permanent programs & other types of information, which are needed by the computer to execute user programs.

  1. True

  2. False

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Explanation

ROM (Read-Only Memory) stores permanent instructions like BIOS that the computer needs to start up and operate. These are 'firmware' - essential programs written by manufacturers. User programs run in RAM, but ROM provides the foundational instructions to boot and manage hardware.