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

Q: SHORT ANSWERS: Why is 2’s complement used most often? For n-bit 2’s complement, what is…

A: There are three short questions asked: 1. The reason for the most often use of 2's complement. 2.…

Q: If the 5-bit 2’s complement of X is equal to 01010, then What is the 5-bit 2’s complement of -X?

A: The 5-bit 2’s complement of -X

Q: Perform the following operations in 8-bit signed binary numbers using 2's complement number…

A: (-34) Divide the number repeatedly by 2: Keep track of each remainder. We stop when we get a…

Q: Compute the Hamming distance of the following code words: 0011010010111100 0000011100001111…

A: Hamming distance: Hamming distance is find for two data strings which have same length. Hamming…

Q: What does it signify in respect to a number when a bit is "activated"? What does the numerical…

A: Introduction: Depending on how you got your copy, you'll either need a digital licence or a…

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: Convert float number -27.89  to (6,8)-bit  code Two's Complement

A: Given:- Convert float number -27.89  to (6,8)-bit  code Two's Complement

Q: Describe arithmetic shift in a succinct manner.

A: An arithmetic shift is an operator frequently referred to as a signed shift in computer programming…

Q: Manchester encoding guarantees frequent clock synchronization by changing signal values. What is the…

A: In Manchester encoding, transition happens in the middle of each bit period. According to IEEE…

Q: 7-bit data Even parity Odd Parity 0000000 1000001 1001111

A: 0000000 - here, Its Even Parity is the sequence as it is 0000000 because of  it has 0 number of 1's…

Q: How can you tell the difference between the least and most significant bits?

A: Answer is given below :

Q: Q.  If 1 Nibbles are equals to 4 Bits then how many bits are there in 261 Nibbles?

A: Given, 1 Nibble = 4 Bits

Q: Perform the following operations in 8-bit signed binary numbers using 2's complement number…

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Q: If we use 5 bits to represent special symbols in a binary coding scheme, how many different symbols…

A: You have 5 bits, so there are 32 different combinations. It means that you can make 32 different…

Q: Show how each of the following signed, decimal integers would be stored in 8-bit / 16-bit two's…

A: a. +101 The binary representation of 101 is 1100101 The 8-bit 2's complement of the number +101 is…

Q: When bit stuffing is used, is it possible for the loss, insertion, or modification of a single bit…

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Q: Is it possible to detect the difference between the smallest and largest possible bit?

A: Definition: least important bit, most important bit The bit location in a binary integer that gives…

Q: How can Huffman encoding cause data to be lost?

A: GIVEN: Under what conditions does Huffman encoding cause data loss?

Q: How can you tell the difference between the least and most significant bits?

A: Introduction: The most significant bit (msb) is like the bit farthest to the left in a binary…

Q: How many bits are there in 3 bytes? * one point

A: Here we need to find number of bits in 3 bytes.

Q: How many bits are used by word data types?

A: Bits used by word data type: Word data types are fundamental data types. A byte consists of 8 bits.…

Q: Have you ever tried to distinguish between the most significant and least important bits?

A: Least important part Greatest important part The bit location in a binary integer that gives the…

Q: What is the benefit of Gray Coding over binary code, and why should you use it?

A: Introduction : Gray color code: The grey code is a binary representation of two consecutive decimal…

Q: In computer architecture, 123 nibbles is equivalent to how many bits?

A: A nibble is a collection of four binary digits (bits) used in computer architecture and digital…

Q: What are the differences between binary, bit and byte

A: In computer science these three are important  Binary Bit Byte

Q: By using 12 bits, what is the smallest (most negative) number that you can represent using 2's…

A: -2048

Q: Suppose we are computing an 8-bit checksum value, rather than for 16-bit values. We are computing it…

A: Suppose we are computing an 8-bit checksum value, rather than for 16-bit values. We are computing it…

Q: Describe arithmetic shift in a succinct manner.

A: Mathematical shift A shift operator includes an arithmetic shift. It also goes by "signed shift" and…

Q: Represent the numbers 6 and -6 in 4-bit excess notation.

A: 6 excess notation 0110 the digit/column value of the most significant bit is 8, so 4 bit patterns…

Q: Can you distinguish between the most significant and least significant bits?

A: Base 2 is used to denote binary number. A binary number bits can be either 0 or 1. Since there are…

Q: How can you distinguish between the least significant and most significant bits?

A: least important part: greatest important part: The bit location in a binary integer that gives the…

Q: Question 9: Convert the decimal numbers 73, 1906, –95, and – 1630 into signed 12-bit numbers in the…

A: Given:

Q: How is it possible to distinguish between the least significant bits and the most significant bits?

A: In computer architecture and digital electronics, the most significant bit (MSB) is the bit…

Q: Short questions: Q.  If 4 bits are equals to 1 Nibbles then how many bits are there in 589 Nibbles?

A: Given, 4 Bits=1 Nibble

Q: The most significant bit (MSB) is the bit farthest to the (left/right) of the number.

A: The most significant bit (MSB) is the bit farthest to the left of the number.

Q: Describe arithmetic shift in a succinct manner.

A: We are going to understand what is arithmetic shift.  Please refer to the image for the solution. I…