Unit 3- Fundamentals of Data Representation Flashcards

1
Q

How many bits in a byte

A

8 bits in a byte

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2
Q

What is decimal 28 in binary

A

11100

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3
Q

How many number can 8 bits represent and explain calculation

A

2^8-1=255

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4
Q

What is 0101 1001 in decimal

A

it is 89

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5
Q

What is binary

A

binary is a system which uses base 2 consisting of only 1s and 0s to represent number and characters

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6
Q

What is hexadecimal

A

Hexadecimal is a number system which uses base 16 base letters

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7
Q

What is 2A in decimal

A

42

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8
Q

Advantages of using hex

A

Much simpler to remember hex values
.Easy to convert between hex and binary

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9
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What is ASCII

A

ASCII IS a type of character set that represents lots of characters but not integers

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10
Q

How many bytes are needed to store “Hello everyone.”?

A

15 bytes

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11
Q

Definition of image resolution

A

Resolution is the concentration of pixels within a a specific area

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12
Q

In an image,how many bits per pixel are needed for 256 colours

A

8 bits per pixel-8 bit colour depth

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13
Q

Formula for image size in bits

A

Width x Height x colour depth

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14
Q

Formula for image size in bytes

A

Width x Height x colour depth/8

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15
Q

DIfference between analogue and Digital signals

A

.Analogue sound is continuous
.Digital signals are discrete

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16
Q

Definition of Sampling rate

A

Number of samples taken per second in hertz

17
Q

Definition of sampling resolution

A

The number of bits to record each measurement

18
Q

Formula for sound file size in bits

A

sampling rate x resolution x duration

19
Q

Define Lossy compression

A

Lossy compression removes sounds that
we can’t easily hear or that least affect
the perceived playback quality

20
Q

Define Lossless compression

A

Lossless compression formats
are able to reduce the file size
when compressed but do not
lose any information

21
Q

Advantages of compression

A

Download times are reduced

Data allowances go further

It is possible to transmit
video and music data
streams as fast as they
are playing