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Binary numbers need more places for counting because:

A

0's and 1's can be added in front of them

B

0's and 1's have to be properly placed

C

They are always big numbers

D

Binary base is small

E

None of the above

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1.

Binary numbers need more places for counting because:

A

0's and 1's can be added in front of them

B

0's and 1's have to be properly placed

C

They are always big numbers

D

Binary base is small

E

None of the above

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2.

A 'number crunching' computer is one that can handle

A

large spreadsheets

B

large alphanumeric data

C

large volume of numbers

D

only numbers

E

None of the above

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3.

The accuracy of the floating point numbers representable in two 16 bit words of a computer is approximately

A

16 digits

B

6 digits

C

4 digits

D

All of the above

E

None of the above

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4.

The computer translates the condition of each switch to a number. What number is represented by the OFF state?

A

-7

B

-3.75

C

1

E

-22

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5.

The binary equivalent of the Hexadecimal number 7BD is

A

11110111101

B

111010000000

C

101110000000

D

All of the above

E

None of the above

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