Java : Introduction To Prob...-MyProgrammingLab
Java : Introduction To Prob...-MyProgrammingLab
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ISBN: 9780133860771
Author: SAVITCH
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 1, Problem 11E
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a)

Determining the values represented by bits:

Single bits can represent two values 0 and 1. Two digits can represent 4 values and three digits can represent 8 values. These values could be determined by the formula 2n where “n” represent the number of bits.

Explanation of Solution

b)

Determining the values represented by 16 bits:

Formula to find the values of “n” bits: 2n

Number of bits: 16

Values represented

Explanation of Solution

c)

Determining the values represented by 32 bits:

Formula to find the values of “n” bits: 2n

Number of bits: 32

Values represented by 32 bits:

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