What happens when the modulo value (q) is taken large? - Practice (English)

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What happens when the modulo value (q) is taken large?

Correct Answer: C — Cost of extra checking is low

Explanation:

If q is large enough, spurious hits occur infrequently, making the cost of extra checking low.

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