In paging, a program is divided into equally sized sections called _______.
A) pages
B) frames
C) segments
D) partitions

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In paging, a program is divided into equally sized sections called pages. Frames are the equally sized sections of memory used by the operating system to store pages. Segments are larger sections of a program that are not necessarily equal in size, and partitions refer to the division of physical memory into sections.

In Paging, a Program Is Divided into Equally Sized Sections