Answer:
i would but im not big brain
Explanation:
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Answer:
12 bits
Explanation:
With 12 bits you can represent numbers from 0 to 2¹²-1, i.e. 0 to 4095.
To check: with 11 bits you can only represent up to 2047, so that's not enough.
In general, to calculate the number of bits without trial and error, you can take the ²log of the number you want to represent and then round up:
²log(3001) = log(3001)/log(2) ≈ 11.55, rounded up is 12.
Answer:
This code snippet ensures that the price value is between 30 and 50.
Explanation:
If the price is not between 30 and 50 then the output will be "Error: ...."
I would choose five or six devices that became popular in the 2000s and look them up online. Find out when each was released and what they contributed.
Here is a list to get you started:
Game console, like Xbox or PlayStation
Handheld game like Nintendo DS
Apple iPhone smartphone
Android smartphone (Samsung?)
Google Chromebook laptop
Apple iPad
Amazon Alexa
Smart Televisions
If you want to include the 1990s devices then you could also discuss:
Blackberry phones
Digital pagers
Nokia Flip Phones
