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Q: Convert bases. (a) 17810, base 2. (b) 2518, base 3. (c) 27.67510, base 2.

A: a.) 17810 to base 2

Q: Character P is encoded as 1010000 in a computer. Usually, a parity bit will be sent together with a…

A: Given: A character P is encoded with 101000. In this question, we are asked to find the odd parity…

Q: How is it possible to differentiate between the least and most important bits

A: Answer to the above question is given below

Q: When employing parity bits, how many errors may be detected?

A: Parity bit: It is also called check bit. Parity bit is used only to detect errors. It will not able…

Q: Computer Architecture Convert -0.000072 decimal number to their IEEE single precision…

A: 1) IEEE single precision floating-point format, also known as IEEE 754 single precision, is a…

Q: How do the ASCII and Unicode encoding schemes differ?

A: ASCII and Unicode are both encoding schemes used to represent characters in digital systems, but…

Q: What is the advantage of Gray Code over the binary code?

A: In Gray code, if we go from one decimal number to the next, only one bit of the gray code changes.…

Q: 1. Convert from decimal to binary and hexadecimal. 145, 85

A: Converted to decimal to binary and hexadecimal

Q: Explain how base 2, base 8, and base 16 are related.

A: When we type a few letters, the PC deciphers them in numbers as PCs can see just numbers. A PC can…

Storage Devices

Storage devices can store digital information/data and applications (in the form of audio, video, image, etc.) to process the result of any computational work. They are a kind of computer hardware that stores information and instruction to be processed. A storage unit is a part of a computer system. Every computer has a storage device. The storage devices work as a memory. They are also known as a storage medium, digital storage, or storage media, which temporarily or permanently store information. They are used either internally or externally in the computer system, server, or any computation device to hold the information. Examples include a pen drive, CD, DVD, floppy disk, memory card and so forth.