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A micro controller differs from a microprocessor in terms of

a) I/O interfaces and instruction decoding
b) Memory configuration and I/O interfaces
c) Data bus width and clock speed
d) Memory configuration and instruction decoding
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ans should be B

microcontroller have both memory and I/O interfaces which is not found in microprocessor

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