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Match the following with the type of memory they are describing:

A. RAM
B. ROM
C. PROM
D. EPROM
E. EEPROM
F. FLASH
1. This memory can be programmed by the user instead of at the factory, and is read-only.
2. This memory is not only nonvolatile, but also can be erased by an electrical signal 1 byte at a time.
3. The contents of this memory are programmed one time when manufactured and are nonvolatile
4. This memory can be read from and written to, and is used by microcontrollers for variable data storage.
5. This memory is quite similar to the one described in 2. But allows for faster data access in blocks.
6. The contents of this memory will persist when the power is removed, but only UV can erase them.

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. This memory can be programmed by the user instead of at the factory and is read-only. - A. PROM. (PROGRAMMABLE MEMORY)

2. This memory is not only nonvolatile but also can be erased by an electrical signal 1 byte at a time. - E. EEPROM (ELECTRICALLY ERASABLE PROGRAMMABLE MEMORY)

3. The contents of this memory are programmed one time when manufactured and are nonvolatile. A. RAM

4. This memory can be read from and written to and is used by microcontrollers for variable data storage. B. ROM (RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY)

5. This memory is quite similar to the one described in 2. But allows for faster data access in blocks. F. FLASH

6. The contents of this memory will persist when the power is removed, but only UV can erase them. D. EPROM (ERASABLE PROGRAMMABLE MEMORY)

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