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In 1983 there were 100,000 transistors on a typical computer chip. (a) by moore's law, in which year we should have had 6.4 million transistors on a chip of same size? (b) if the size of the chip was 1cm x 1cm, what was linear size of the transistor in 1983 and later when there were 6.4 million transistors on the chip?

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