The read and write operations usually start at ______ of the sector.(a) Center(b) Middle(c) From the last used point(d) BoundariesThis question was posed to me in class test.Origin of the question is Secondary Storage topic in division Memory System of Computer Architecture

The read and write operations usually start at ______ of the sector.(a

1.	The read and write operations usually start at ______ of the sector.(a) Center(b) Middle(c) From the last used point(d) BoundariesThis question was posed to me in class test.Origin of the question is Secondary Storage topic in division Memory System of Computer Architecture
Answer» The CORRECT CHOICE is (d) Boundaries The best I can explain: The heads read and WRITE data from the ENDS to the center.

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