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0011011000101001 when transferred to computer language this information can be a representation of

  • binary, octal or hex coded data.
  • hex, octal and binary numbers.
  • hex, octal and decimal numbers.

Explanation from PART66Online

Inside a computer the same stored bit pattern can be displayed and interpreted in several number bases for human convenience, commonly hexadecimal, octal and decimal as well as the underlying binary. The marked answer reflects that one binary word can stand for any of these representations.

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giovanni asked · 9 Jan 2018

Why??

Community Comments (1)

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raulsburgos 22 Mar 2018
Because is binary, is not lógic represent binary to binary.

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