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Question # 1

1258(octal) in decimal equivalent is equal to.

Question # 2

The hexadecimal number system is widely used in analyzing and programming in.

Question # 3

Data is represented on a computer by means of a two-state on/off system called

Question # 4

1268+ 4258= __________

Question # 5

What is the octal equivalent of the binary system :10111101.?

Question # 6

The number ABC in Hexadecimal system is equivalent to which number in decimal system.

Question # 7

Octal number system uses the digit 0 to 7. The equivalent of Octal 126 in decimal system is.

Question # 8

Base 8 is often used in computing because.

Question # 9

A letter, number, or a special character is represented by a.

Question # 10

The number A9D in Hexadecimal system is equivalent to which number in binary system.

Question # 11

The digits used for hexadecimal number system are.

Question # 12

The binary number 101000101011 is equal to the hexadecimal number

Question # 13

9710(decimal) in octal number system is equivalent to.

Question # 14

Four-digit binary number 1011 is represented in the decimal system by.

Question # 15

The reason why computers have been designed to use binary numbers is.

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ECAT Class Computer Sciences Chapter 4 Important MCQ's

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1 The binary number 101000101011 is equal to the hexadecimal number
A. A2D
B. C2D
C. A2B
D. B2C
2 What is the octal equivalent of the binary system :10111101.?
A. 6758
B. 2758
C. 5728
D. 5738
3 Data is represented on a computer by means of a two-state on/off system called
A. the octal system
B. the binary system
C. a word
D. ROM
4 Base 8 is often used in computing because.
A. there are 8 bit in a byte
B. calculations become easier by using base 8
C. electronic circuits can be made econmically
D. it can represent long strings of binary 1's an 0's in a more compact form
5 1268+ 4258= __________
A. 1111010112
B. 1011010012
C. 1011010112
D. 1011000112
6 The main advantage of hexadecimal number is the case of conversion from hexadecimal to.
A. ASCII code
B. binary
C. octal
D. decimal
7 The binary number 10011101 is equal to the hexadecimal number.
A. 9E
B. 9F
C. 9D
D. FF
8 The number A9D in Hexadecimal system is equivalent to which number in decimal system.
A. 2727
B. 2648
C. 3717
D. 2717
9 Binary number 10101101 is equivalent in decimal form to.
A. 170
B. 171
C. 173
D. 174
10 The reason why computers have been designed to use binary numbers is.
A. computer circuits have to handle 2 binary digits rather than 10
B. electronic components, by their very nature, operate in a binary mode
C. everything that can be done with a base of 10 can also be done in binary
D. all of the above

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