Answer:
9,-10,11,-12,13,-14,15,-16,17,-18,19,-20,21,-22,23,-24,25,-26,
27,-28,29,-30
Explanation:
It comes as positive and then as a negative number and continues in the same format.
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The first example is an IPv4 address. Because IPv4 is only 32 bits long there are only about 4 billion addresses available. To expand the address space IPv6 came into existence and your second example is an IPv6 address.
Answer:
a. 6 bits
b. 1
Explanation:
Ans (a)
40 Characters need to be represent by binary coded Zebronian (BCZ) , So You will need 6 bits.
5 bits wold only give you 32 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 unique characters.
So 6 bits would allow you to represent 64 characters.
Ans(b)
BCD = Binrary Coded Decimal is very common in electronics, particularly it displays numerical data.
BCD Encodes each digit of a decimal number into 4 digit binary form.
Each decimal digit is indiviidually converted to oits binary equivalent
For Example : 146 , the decimal degits are replaced by 0001 , 0100 and 0110 respectively
Addition
1 0 = 10 is binary value of 2 2
+1 1 = 11 is binary value of 3 + 3
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1 0 1 5 Ans
Subtraction
1 1= binary value of 3 3
- 1 0 = binary value of 2 - 2
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0 1 1 Ans
D. Prototyping. This is because a prototype is basically a replica of the original one and in order to find out what all we need to add in our original, material selection plays a vital role in prototypes.
Answer:
C: Charles Babbage
Explanation:
Charles Babbage
Charles Babbage (1791-1871), computer pioneer, designed two classes of engine, Difference Engines, and Analytical Engines.