Paper 1: Binary Flashcards

1
Q

What are Binary Digits also known as?

A

BITS

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2
Q

What is Denary also known as?

A

Decimal

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3
Q

What is the base of the Denary counting system?

A

10

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4
Q

To convert from Denary to Binary, what do you add if the heading can be taken away without becoming negative?

A

1

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5
Q

To convert from Binary to Denary, what do you do with the ones in the binary number?

A

Look at the column headings and add those numbers together

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6
Q

What is the rule for Binary Arithmetic addition?

A

Work from right (Least significant bit) to left (Most significant bit)

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7
Q

What happens when you add 1 + 1 in Binary?

A

0, and carry 1 to the next more significant bit

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8
Q

What does a left shift in binary represent?

A

Multiply by 2

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9
Q

What does a right shift in binary represent?

A

Divide by 2

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10
Q

What is ASCII?

A

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

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11
Q

How many unique characters does standard ASCII represent?

A

128

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12
Q

What does Extended ASCII represent?

A

256 unique characters

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13
Q

What is Unicode?

A

Uses 1 – 4 bytes of binary to allow over 1 million different characters

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14
Q

What does sample mean in audio recording?

A

A measurement of the sound wave

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15
Q

What does bit depth refer to in music files?

A

The amount of binary used to record each sample

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16
Q

What is the typical sample rate for music files?

A

Around 44,100 samples per second

17
Q

What is Mono in audio recording?

A

1 separate recording

18
Q

What is Compression?

A

A way of making a file smaller

19
Q

What is Lossy Compression?

A

Removing data from a file to reduce its size, permanently losing data

20
Q

What is Lossless Compression?

A

Compressing a file without losing any information

21
Q

What is a pixel?

A

One square in a bitmap image

22
Q

What is screen resolution in computing?

A

The number of pixels per unit on a computer display screen

23
Q

What does Colour depth in an image refer to?

A

How many bits of binary are used to encode the colours in an image

24
Q

What is a Bitmap?

A

A type of image made up of tiny squares (pixels)

25
Q

What are the additive primary colours?

A
  • Red
  • Blue
  • Green
26
Q

What is metadata?

A

Additional information about a file that allows the computer to recreate it from the binary

27
Q

How do you create black and white images from binary?

A

Use 1 for black and 0 for white

28
Q

How many bits of binary are used for each colour in a 24-bit colour image?

A

8 bits for red, 8 bits for green, 8 bits for blue

29
Q

What is the formula to convert from Bytes to KB?

A

Divide by 1000 at each step

30
Q

What is the formula for Sound file size?

A

sample rate x duration (s) x bit depth

31
Q

What is Hexadecimal?

A

A base 16 counting system

32
Q

How many binary digits does each Hexadecimal character represent?

A

4 binary digits

33
Q

To convert from Binary to Hexadecimal, how do you group the binary?

A

Break into blocks of 4, starting from the right

34
Q

What is the least significant digit worth in Hexadecimal?