Question: 1.a) We've seen in class that one bit can represent two different values (0 or 1). How many different values can 6 bits represent? b)
1.a) We've seen in class that one bit can represent two different values (0 or 1). How many different values can 6 bits represent? b) If you need to represent 22 different values of some kind, what is the minimum number of bits you would need?
c) How many bits are in 7 bytes?
d) How many different patterns could you have if things are represented by 3 bytes?
2. A telephone book has room for 2 million names. Each entry may contain a 20 character name, a 20 character address and a 10 character telephone number. The characters are in ASCII representation. If there are no blanks between the fields, what is the minimum size of the file which can contain all the information?
3.What is (128) base 10 in 8 bit binary notation
4. In 4 bit binary notation and in hexadecimal what is (7) base 10 and 14 base 10?
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