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One gigahertz (ghz) equals how many ticks of the system clock per second? a. one thousand b. one million c. one billion d. one trillion

One gigahertz (ghz) equals how many ticks of the system clock per second? a. one thousand b. one million c. one billion d. one trillion
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One gigahertz (ghz) equals how many ticks of the system clock per second?

a. one thousand

b. one million

c. one billion

d. one trillion

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The answer is one million.
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