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    ITDR2102: Computer Organization – Tutorial Answers

    Tutorial 1
    From Lecture 1 (Data Representation – Part1)

    1. What bit pattern is stored for the following characters assuming an 8-bit byte?
    a. A 0100 0001
    b. a 0110 0001
    c. 8 0011 1000
    d. % 0010 0101

    2. What character is represented by the following bit patterns?


    a. 0011 0000 0 (zero)
    b. 0100 0011 C
    c. 0111 1000 x
    d. 0010 1010 *

    3. How many bytes are in 100 MB of memory?

    100 MB = 100 X 220 = 104,857,600 Bytes

    4. How many bytes are in 2 GB of memory?

    2 GB = 2 X 230 = 231 = 2,147,483,648 Bytes

    5. How many MBs are in 5 GB of memory?

    5 GB = 5 X 210 MB = 5,120 MB

    6. A computer with 3 GB of memory and its word size is 4 bytes:

    a. How many bytes are there in the memory?

    3 GB = 3 X 230 = 3,221,225,472 Bytes

    b. How many locations are there in the memory?


    Memory size in bytes 3,221,225,472
    Number of locations = = = 805,306,368 locations
    word size 4

    7. Convert 0110 10012 to decimal.

    0110 10012 = 10510

    8. Convert 49710 to binary.

    49710 = 1 1111 00012

    9. Convert 65.510 to binary.

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    ITDR2102: Computer Organization – Tutorial Answers

    65.510 = 100 0001.12

    10. Convert 11011.112 to decimal.

    11011.112 = 27.7510

    11. Convert 1100101100102 to octal.

    1100101100102= 62628

    12. Convert 765248 to binary.

    765248 = 1111101010101002

    13. Convert 1100101100102 to hexadecimal.

    1100101100102 = CB216

    14. Convert F8C516 to binary.

    F8C516 = 1111 1000 1100 01012

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