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The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (A)
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (C) A) 8×1024 B) 8×1000 C) 1024 D) 1000
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is ( A ) A) 8×1024 B) 8×1000 C) 1024 D) 1000
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (C) 1024
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (C)
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (C) 1024
Choose A; 1KB = 1020B. . A byte is composed of 8 binary bits,,, haha
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (A) 8×1024. 8 binary digits make up one byte, and 1KB consists of 1024 bytes
The number of binary digits represented by 1KB in a microcomputer is (C)