What is the minimum number of binary bits needed to represent each of the following unsigned decimal integers? a. 65
2 answers:
Answer: N >/= 7 bits
Minimum of 7 bits
Step-by-step explanation:
The minimum binary bits needed to represent 65 can be derived by converting 65 to binary numbers and counting the number of binary digits.
See conversation in the attachment.
65 = 1000001₂
65 = 7 bits :( 0 to 2^7 -1)
The number of binary digits is 7
N >/= 7 bits
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