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QHow can expanded memory be accessed in the 80286 processor?

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The 80286 processor can access memory beyond 1MB by using a paging mechanism and special hardware to simulate the missing address lines. This technique is known as expanded memory, and it allows applications to utilize additional memory beyond the 1MB limit of real mode.

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