Multicore processors are formed by:
A) connecting identical processors in a parallel combination and drawing power from the same source.
B) putting two or more lower power processor cores on a single chip.
C) connecting a series of high powered processors through a single power source.
D) slicing a flat chip into pieces and reconnecting the pieces vertically.
E) connecting a combination of parallel and series-connected processors to a single larger processor to supplement its functioning.

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Multicore processors are created by integrating two or more processor cores on a single chip, allowing for more efficient processing and power usage compared to having multiple separate processors.

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