Unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what base is binary numbers?

A

base 2

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2
Q

list the binary pattern

A

64 32 16 8 4 2 1

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3
Q

how are large binary numbers written?

A

in chunks of 4

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4
Q

is there a pattern for determining if a binary number is odd?

A

if it is odd, the binary number ends with a 1

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5
Q

what base is the hexadecimal system?

A

base 16

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6
Q

what do you use in the binary number system?

A

0 and 1

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7
Q

what do you use in the hexadecimal system?

A

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F

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8
Q

A2D to binary

A

1010 0010 1101

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9
Q

1010 0101 1110 to hexadecimal

A

A5E

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10
Q

how to calculate compression percentage?

A

amount gone/original

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11
Q

what is a byte?

A

a byte is a unit of data that is 8 bits long

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12
Q

KB

A

kilobyte - 1000 bytes (10^3)

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13
Q

MG

A

megabyte - 1 million (10^6)

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14
Q

GB

A

gigabyte - 1 billion (10^9)

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15
Q

TB

A

terabyte - 1 trillion (10^12)

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16
Q

PB

A

petabyte - (10^15)

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17
Q

EB

A

exabyte - (10^18)

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18
Q

all bytes in increasing order

A

kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte, exabyte

19
Q

how many mbs per minute does a MP3 hold?

A

1 MB

20
Q

one hour of high quality video?

A

1.5 GB

21
Q

3.5 million characters equates to

A

3.5 MB

22
Q

what is the internet?

A

tangible physical system made to move info

23
Q

what does the internet ship?

A

binary information (1= on, 0=off)

24
Q

what is binary information made out of?

A

made of bits

25
Q

how many bits equal a byte?

A

8 bits

26
Q

what are atoms of information?

A

bits

27
Q

3 ways we send bits

A

electricity, light, radiowaves

28
Q

how does radio waves work in sending bits?

A

sender- binary to radio waves
receiver - radio waves to binary

29
Q

what is bandwith?

A

max transmission capacity

30
Q

how is bandwidth measured?

A

bitrate: # of bits per second a system can transmit

31
Q

what is latency?

A

amount of time it takes for a bit to travel from sender to reciever

32
Q

what are pixels made of?

A

red green blue

33
Q

what is resolution?

A

dimensions in pixels

34
Q

what is density

A

small screen=more dense=sharper images

35
Q

range of bits in pixels?why?

A

0-255; 11111111- 8 bits= 255 in binary

36
Q

what does 0 mean in pixels? 255?

A

dark; light

37
Q

for pixels how are the binary codes split?

A

into threes

38
Q

what is lossy compression?

A

to save space some info is thrown away

39
Q

ex of lossy

A

image can be compressed into lower resolution

40
Q

lossless compression

A

no data lost, so it can be decomposed into exact og

41
Q

ex lossless

A

find patterns and use that to compress - lyrics, books

42
Q

what is the aim of compression?

A

represent info in smallest format possible

43
Q

what does copyright allow for?

A

allows creators to decide where and how much their piece is sold- you have the choice

44
Q

what does copyright create for creators?

A

a marketplace