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What is a GFLOP?
A GFLOP (or gigaflop) is a unit of processing speed for computers and processor chips. A gigaflop is one billion floating-point (numbers that include many decimal points) operations (calculations) a second.
What is mean by gigaflop.?
Gigaflop is billion (giga) floating point operations per second.
How many flip flops stages are required for a 0-4000?
If counting in binary, 12 flip flops If counting in decimal (BCD), 15 flip flops (3, 4, 4, 4)
Who wears flip flops?
every one noob
Why were flip flops called flip flops?
With shoes in mind:Flip Flops are known as Flip Flops simply because when you walk you flip and flop your feet + it sounds EXTRA cool... .With Digital Electronics in mind:Flips Flops are known to be Bistable, meaning it can be stable in either one of two states, as shown below:"0 or 1"But the state of a Flip Flop doesn't remain constant the whole time, it continually "flips" from one state to the other, which serves as the very reason why they are called Flip Flops.
Why were flip flops made?
flip flops were made to pretect your feet they where also made to wear to the beach actually there are many answers to this question
Why did uri attack one of the flops?
Because he didn't know what to do
Apple Computers G4 is a supercomputer because its operations can be measured in gigaflops. What is a gigaflop?
A measure of computing speed equal to one billion floating-point operations per second
How many kids fall over at school by running in flip flops?
Many schools, as do workplaces, require that shoes be worn, and flip flops (or thongs) and sandals are not allowed. Tripping and falls commonly cause injuries. One pediatrician estimates one injury a day each September. In addition, there are problems that result from overuse of the big toe and other foot issues.
How many flip flops does MOD-12 have?
4 2¨n
What is the unit of processing speed equal to a thousand million floating point operations per second known as?
gigaflop
How many flip-flops are equired to implement a divide-by-4 circuit?
2
