Smaller and faster than main memory

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Q.	Cache memory is
A.	Bigger and slower than main memory
B.	Bigger and faster that main memory
C.	Smaller and slower than main memory
D.	Smaller and faster than main memory
Answer» D. Smaller and faster than main memory

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