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Mr3Hunna

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10 volts can be represented by how many discreet levels by 4-bits?
 
  A) fifteen levels including zero B) sixteen levels including zero
  C) infinite levels D) four levels

Question 2

Single-precision floating point ________.
 
  A) consists of a sign bit and magnitude bit
  B) cannot represent negative numbers
  C) can represent very large and very small vaues
  D) is a method of converting hexadecimal to binary



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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