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The hexadecimal equivalent of decimal 88 is ________.
 
  A) 5116 B) 5516 C) 5816 D) 6816

Question 2

DIP stands for
 
  A) dual integrated package B) dual input package
  C) dual-in-line package D) double integrated program



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Answer to Question 1

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