I do not need any working , need corect option please very fast Please very fast What are the smallest and largest signed x-bit numbers? a. (2*-1)and +(2*-1) b. -(2*-1)and +(2*-1-1) c. -(2*-1)and +(2*-1) d. -(2*-1-1)and +(2×-1) Answer A B

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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