Question 15 Jack tries to convert the following binary number to hexadecimal and he built a table. Which is t correct combination of (w, z, y, z)? 0.110111₂ Bin 0. W x Hex 0. y Z O (1110, 1100, E, C) O (1101, 1100, D, C) O (0011, 0111, 3, 7) O (0110, 1110, 6, E) O (1010, 1110, 10, E) Question 16 Given the following code, which statement is correct? MOV eax, 1011b SUB eax, 111b O The binary value 1011 is assigned to "eax". O The binary value 111 is subtracted from the value stored in "eax". O The result of subtraction is stored in "eax". O It performs a calculation of eax = 1011-111. O All of the above. Question 17 Evaluate 10010112 + 112, what are the quotient (q) and remainder (r)? O q110012, r=1 Oq110012, r=0 O q110112, r= 1 O q110112. r= 1 O q = 100112, r=0

Question 15 Jack tries to convert the following binary number to hexadecimal and he built a table. Which is t correct combination of (w, z, y, z)? 0.110111₂ Bin 0. W x Hex 0. y Z O (1110, 1100, E, C) O (1101, 1100, D, C) O (0011, 0111, 3, 7) O (0110, 1110, 6, E) O (1010, 1110, 10, E) Question 16 Given the following code, which statement is correct? MOV eax, 1011b SUB eax, 111b O The binary value 1011 is assigned to "eax". O The binary value 111 is subtracted from the value stored in "eax". O The result of subtraction is stored in "eax". O It performs a calculation of eax = 1011-111. O All of the above. Question 17 Evaluate 10010112 + 112, what are the quotient (q) and remainder (r)? O q110012, r=1 Oq110012, r=0 O q110112, r= 1 O q110112. r= 1 O q = 100112, r=0

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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