Data Representation Flashcards

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1
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What Base is Binary?

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2

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What Base is Denary?

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10

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3
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What Base is Hexadecimal?

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16

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4
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What’s 87 in Binary?

A

01010111

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5
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What’s 11010101 in Hexadecimal?

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D5

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6
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How do you represent an image using pixels and colour depth?

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Metadata

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7
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How many bits at there in 10110?

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5

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8
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How do you calculate the file size of a bitmap image?

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Height x Width x DPI x DPI x Bit Depth

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What does the acronym DPI stand for?

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Dots per Inch

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10
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What is colour depth?

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The amount of bits allocated to each pixel to represent its colour.

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11
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What does the acronym RLE stand for?

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Run Length Encoding; the process of lossless data compression by putting an integer before repeated characters and then the character that’s repeated.

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