Midterm Exam 2 Review Fall 2005: 001110100010110100101001


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Midterm Exam 2 Review Fall 2005: 001110100010110100101001

8 bits = 1 byte, right?
so,
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what? idk how it did that

Your asterisks somehow invoked a rather naughty page hiding somewhere in the bowels of the coweb we didn't know existed. Go ahead and try to repost.
Please REMOVEDe * instead of * when you want an asterisk to show up! -Student1680

a-is this the same as IP or different?
b-16 bit
c-8 bit
d-8 bit? couldnt find this

A) yes it is.
B) Yes.
C) each color is 8 bits, but what about the pixel as a whole?
D)1024 = 2 to the power of ????
-Student1680

umm....where did you find that info? I am lost=(

is it in the book?

A) 32 bits?
B) 16 bits
C) 24 bits?
D) 10 bits?

shouldn't part d be 11 bits? Coz if we include 0 and go upto 1024 we have 1025 characters. We need 10 bits to represent 1024 characters and that extra bit for the 1025th character.

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1024 isn't the index of the last character, it's the MAXIMUM NUMBER of characters in the string. REMOVEDw many binary digits are needed to indicate a string length whose maximum value is 1024? – Matt Britt

ao....2 to the nth of what ever = 1024 is the answer?

2^10 = 1024, so 10 bits for 1024 characters

A) 32 bits, 4 bytes
B) 16 bits, 2 bytes
C) 24 bits, 3 bytes
4) 10248 bits, 1024 bytes (one kilobyte)

Make 4 d, and 1024 times 8; 1024 bytes (one KB)

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