Answer:
4 bits
Explanation:
With 4 bits you can count to 15, because 2⁴=16. The maximum number you can express is always one less, i.e., 16-1=15.
In general, with n bits you can count to 2ⁿ-1.
Answer is: Yes
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Using more robots means less human contact which means declining social skills, and heavier dependence on technology. And using more technology is expensive.
Answer:
3 bits
Explanation:
Capacity of main memory=16 Bytes=24
The number of address bits= 4 bits.
The size of the word= 1 Byte=20
The word bits=0.
Number of lines =4
Number of sets required=21
The sets bits is =1
The number of offset bits=20=0
Number of tag bits= total number of address bits - (word bits + offset bits + set bits)
= 4 - 0 -0- 1
= 3 bits
