The hierarchy of computer memory is designed to provide faster access to frequently used data by storing it in smaller, faster, and more expensive memory levels closer to the CPU.
Consider the following computer memories : (a) Main memory (b) Cache memory (c) Register memory (d) Auxiliary memory Arrange the above computer memories in decreasing order of their accessing speed :
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