Which computer memory chip allows simultaneous both read and write operations?

Answer: D. RAM

The correct answer is D. RAM.
RAM (Random Access Memory) is designed for both reading and writing data at high speeds. Because it serves as the CPU's primary workspace, it must allow the processor to both retrieve (read) instructions and store (write) the results of calculations simultaneously or in very rapid succession.

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