Q. To represent any hexadecimal number in binary, sufficient number of digits are

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Q. Maximum value of a single digit incase of hexadecimal number system is

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Q. Equivalent decimal value of 1AF is equals to

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Q. Conversion of a number to a base 10 requires

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Q. Symbol 'C' in hexadecimal system represents decimal value equal to

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Q. Column value of a digit depends on the

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Q. Packed decimal number equivalent for value '3456' is

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Q. Packed decimal number equivalent for value '-996' is

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Q. Binary notation '110000101100100111100011' in EBCDIC scheme will represent word

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Q. Application of packed decimal numbers can be over

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Q. For representing a number, packed decimal number requires fewer bytes than the

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Q. Packed decimal numbers are formed from

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Q. In packed decimal numbers, right most byte is reversed of the

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Q. In EBCDIC, for representation of word 'PROGRAM' it requires

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Q. Except rightmost byte of packed decimal numbers, all remaining zones are

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Q. Zoned decimal numbers can be converted to packed decimal numbers by process of

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Q. Equivalent packed decimal number for value '+428' is

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Q. Equivalent packed decimal number for value '945' is

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Q. Each symbol in non-positional number system represents value in number that is

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Q. Using symbols for representation of digits is a method conducted by

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