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Data Representation - Compression (GCSE Computing)
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If an 8000-byte file is compressed with a ratio of 4:1, what is the compressed file size?
Which is the main practical difference between lossy and lossless compression?
In information theory, what does "entropy" of data measure in the context of compression?
Which statement best describes the trade-off in lossy compression?
What is the role of a psychoacoustic model in audio compression algorithms like MP3?
For archiving important text documents where exact recovery is required, which compression should be used?
What determines the code length for symbols in Huffman coding?
What does "lossless" compression mean?
What is an advantage of lossless compression?
Which compression algorithm builds a dictionary of repeated patterns during compression?
Which of these file types commonly uses lossy compression for audio?
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