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Data Representation - Aqa (GCSE Computing)
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What is the 8-bit sign-and-magnitude representation of -6?
How many bits does standard ASCII use to encode characters (original ASCII specification)?
Which file format is typically associated with lossy image compression?
What is a key advantage of Unicode over ASCII?
Why do computers use binary representation internally?
What is the uncompressed file size in bytes of an 800 x 600 image with 24-bit colour (no metadata or compression)?
What is the decimal value of hexadecimal A?
What is the effect of a left bitwise shift by one position on an unsigned integer?
In images, what does bit depth refer to?
What does lossy compression do to a file?
What is the purpose of a parity bit?
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