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GR 8 CS Revison Worksheet 2 Answers

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GR 8 CS Revison Worksheet 2 Answers

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Final Revision Worksheet 2

Chapters 3.1,3.2&3.3
Questions and Answers

1. Arrange these memory units in order from the largest to the smallest: MB, TB, GB, KB
Answer: TB, GB, MB, KB
2. What does 'kilo' mean in digital units?
Answer: Kilo means 1024 in digital units.
3. What is 1 + 0 in binary?
Answer: 1
4. What is 1 + 1 + 1 in binary?
Answer: 11 (1 is carried, and 1 is the result)
5. Convert the decimal number 89 into binary.
Answer:

6. Convert the binary number 10101010 into decimal.


Answer: (1×128)+(0×64)+(1×32)+(0×16)+(1×8)+(0×4)+(1×2)+(0×1)
= 128+32+8+2
= 170

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7. How many bits are used to store one ASCII character?
Answer: 8 bits
8. How do you convert megabytes into kilobytes?
Answer: Multiply by 1024.
Example: 2 MB = 2 × 1024 = 2048 KB
9. Why is there a carry in binary when adding 1 + 1?
Answer: Because 1 + 1 = 10 in binary (0 and carry 1 to the next column)
10. What happens when you add 11111111 to 00000010 in binary?
Answer:
11111111 + 00000010 = 1 00000001 (overflow, result carried to next byte)

11. What is the binary value of the highest 8-bit number?


Answer: 11111111 (which is 255 in decimal)
12. What is the result of adding 01010101 and 00110011 in binary?

13. Salma has a large number of audio files that add up to 800 gigabytes of data. How
many terabytes is that?
Answer:
800 GB ÷ 1024 = 0.78125 TB
14. Arshad has a folder containing 0.57 terabytes of data. How many megabytes is that?
Answer:
0.57 × 1024 × 1024 = 0.57 × 1,048,576 = 597688.32 MB

15. How much bigger than a kilobyte is a megabyte?


Answer: 1024 times bigger

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16. How much bigger than a megabyte is a gigabyte?
Answer: 1024 times bigger
17. How much bigger than a megabyte is a terabyte?
Answer:
1 TB = 1024 × 1024 MB = 1,048,576 MB
18. Your teacher has 10 videos to store. Each file is 3.2 gigabytes. How much space is
needed on the network in terabytes?
Answer:
10 × 3.2 GB = 32 GB
32 GB ÷ 1024 = 0.03125 TB
19. You have 100 eBooks (0.25 MB each), 50 digital photos (3 MB each), and 5 DVDs
(4 GB each). What is the total size in gigabytes?
Answer:
100 × 0.25 MB = 25 MB
50 × 3 MB = 150 MB
5 × 4 GB = 20 GB
Total MB = 25 + 150 = 175 MB = 175 ÷ 1024 = 0.1709 GB
Total size = 0.1709 + 20 = 20.1709 GB

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