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【Daily Question No. 10】September 09, 2015: +2 wealth for participation, +3 wealth for a correct answer

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To boost activity on the desktop version, a daily quiz campaign is launched starting today: participants earn +2 wealth points for taking part, and an additional +3 wealth points for answering correctly. This initiative aims to enhance the atmosphere on this platform, promote basic computer knowledge, and provide users with certain wealth rewards. If two “0”s are added to the right side of a non-“0” unsigned binary integer to form a new number, then the value of the new number is ( ) times the original value. A) Four times B) Two times C) One quarter D) Half Answer: A An unsigned binary number can be expressed as “Ax2^n+Bx2^(n-1)+ ... +Cx2^1+Dx2^0”. If 00 is added to the right side, the new binary number can be written as “Ax2^(n+2)+Bx2^(n+1)+ ... +Cx2^(1+2)+Dx2^(0+2)+0+0”, which is equivalent to “2^2x(Ax2^n+Bx2^(n-1)+ ... +Cx2^1+Dx2^0)”. Therefore, it is four times the original value. Reply with the answer you think is correct in the comments to participate; +2 wealth points will be awarded automatically according to the rules. If your answer is incorrect, no additional points or feedback will be given. An additional +3 wealth points will be given if you answer all questions correctly. There are also extra wealth point rewards for providing detailed explanations or analyses of the questions and answers. The answer will be visible after the reply. Note: We will close this post after 24 hours. Here is the advertising time~~ Welcome to participate in the Life Region event; to register and learn about the detailed rewards, please click on the link below~ Here is the link: [University Event] For our youth memories that will eventually pass away. There are rewards for participating in this event~ Event dates: 2015-9-7–2015-11-7
Reply #22015-09-09
Answer: It’s A. Binary numbers that end with zeros in the decimal places – for example, 10000 converts to 16 in decimal; adding two zeros at the end gives 1000000, which equals 64 in decimal. Thus, there is a 4-fold relationship between them
Reply #32015-09-09
I chose option B as my answer
Reply #42015-09-09
If two “0”s are added to the right side of a non-“0” unsigned binary integer to form a new number, then the value of the new number is (B) times the original value. A) Four times B) Twice C) One quarter D) Half
Reply #52015-09-09
A) Four times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply #62015-09-09
If two “0”s are added to the right side of a non-“0” unsigned binary integer to form a new number, then the value of the new number is ( ) times the original value. A) Four times
Reply #72015-09-09
If two “0”s are added to the right side of a non-“0” unsigned binary integer to form a new number, then the value of the new number is ( ) times the original value. A) Four times B) Twice C) One quarter D) Half Answer: A
Reply #82015-09-09
If two “0”s are added to the right side of a non-“0” unsigned binary integer to form a new number, then the value of the new number is (A) times the original value.

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