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ECAT Computer Science Chapter 4 Computer Arithmetic & Number System Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Binary number 10101101 is equivalent in decimal form to.
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170
171
173
174
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Question # 2
The digits used for hexadecimal number system are.
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A through Z
1 through 16
0 through 15
0 through 9 and A through F
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Question # 3
Four-digit binary number 1011 is represented in the decimal system by.
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7
9
11
13
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Question # 4
The binary number 10011101 is equal to the hexadecimal number.
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9E
9F
9D
FF
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Question # 5
Number 375
10
is equivalent in binary system to.
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101110101
100110101
101110111
101110011
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Question # 6
A letter, number, or a special character is represented by a.
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bit
kilobyte
byte
megabyte
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Question # 7
The reason why computers have been designed to use binary numbers is.
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computer circuits have to handle 2 binary digits rather than 10
electronic components, by their very nature, operate in a binary mode
everything that can be done with a base of 10 can also be done in binary
all of the above
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Question # 8
Alphanumeric characters are expressed in terms of binary codes. In ASCII (American standard Code for Information Interchange) each character is represented as a
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8 bit code
4 bit code
5 bit code
7 bit code
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Question # 9
The main advantage of hexadecimal number is the case of conversion from hexadecimal to.
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ASCII code
binary
octal
decimal
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Question # 10
The number A9D in Hexadecimal system is equivalent to which number in binary system.
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101010111101
101010011101
101110011101
101010011111
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