Which statement correctly describes the fetch-decode-execute cycle?

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Instructions are analyzed, acted on, and then brought up from memory.

Instructions are analyzed, acted on, and then brought up from memory.

Instructions are brought up from memory, analyzed, and then acted on.

Instructions are brought up from memory, analyzed, and then acted on.

Instructions are acted on, analyzed, and then brought up from memory.

Instructions are acted on, analyzed, and then brought up from memory.

Instructions are analyzed, brought up from memory, and then acted on.

Answer 1

The correct statement that describes the fetch-decode-execute cycle is:

Instructions are brought up from memory, analyzed, and then acted on.

This accurately reflects the sequence of the cycle, where instructions are first fetched from memory, then decoded to understand what actions are required, and finally executed.