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1 Sample Test 1 Question This one includes ASCII.

2 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form Hexadecimal short form Unsigned integer 2’s complement Excess 128 notation Floating Point notation ASCII

3 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form Unsigned integer 2’s complement Excess 128 notation Floating Point notation ASCII

4 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer 2’s complement Excess 128 notation Floating Point notation ASCII

5 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer121 2’s complement Excess 128 notation Floating Point notation ASCII

6 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer121 2’s complement+121 Excess 128 notation Floating Point notation ASCII

7 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer121 2’s complement+121 Excess 128 notation-7 Floating Point notation ASCII

8 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer121 2’s complement+121 Excess 128 notation-7 Floating Point notation+4½ ASCII

9 Sample Test 1 Question Show how the pattern 01111001 translates using each of the following interpretations. [1 point each] Octal short form171 Hexadecimal short form79 Unsigned integer121 2’s complement+121 Excess 128 notation-7 Floating Point notation+4½ ASCIIy

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