1.2.3 Units Flashcards

1
Q

What does 1 show in a computer

A

Electricity is flowing

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2
Q

What does 0 show in a computer

A

Electricity is not flowing

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3
Q

What must all data on a computer be converted to before being processed

A

Binary code

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4
Q

Bit

A

A single binary digit

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5
Q

Nibble

A

4 bits

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6
Q

b

A

Bit

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7
Q

Byte

A

8 bits

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8
Q

B

A

Byte

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9
Q

Kilobyte

A

1000 bytes

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10
Q

kB

A

Kilobyte

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11
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Megabyte

A

1000 kilobytes

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12
Q

MB

A

Megabyte

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13
Q

Gigabyte

A

1000 megabytes

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14
Q

Terabyte

A

1000 gigabytes

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15
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Petabyte

A

1000 terabytes

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16
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GB

17
Q

TB

18
Q

PB

19
Q

Example of something stored in B

A

A single character

20
Q

Example of something stored in kB/MB

A

Most files (songs, pictures and documents)

21
Q

Example of something stored in GB

A

High definition videos and complex applications

22
Q

Example of something stored in GB/TB

A

Secondary storage

23
Q

Formula to work out the number of values stored by a string of bits

A

2^n where n is the number of bits in the string