GCSE 03 Data Representation Pt1 (Number Bases)

Number system in base 2 that computers use to represent data and instructions

• BINARY
• TERABYTE
• BINARY SHIFT
• NUMBER BASE

The name for a single 0 or 1 in binary

• BIT
• BINARY
• TERABYTE
• BINARY SHIFT

255 is the maximum positive integer that can be represented by this binary unit.

• BYTE
• BIT
• BINARY
• TERABYTE

Number system in base 10

• DENARY
• BYTE
• BIT
• BINARY

Binary unit consisting of 1,000 megabytes

• GIGABYTE
• DENARY
• BYTE
• BIT

Number system in base 16 that can be easily converted into binary

• HEXADECIMAL
• GIGABYTE
• DENARY
• BYTE

Binary unit consisting of 1,000 bytes

• KILOBYTE
• HEXADECIMAL
• GIGABYTE
• DENARY

1,000 kilobytes, or 1/1,000 of a gigabyte

• MEGABYTE
• KILOBYTE
• HEXADECIMAL
• GIGABYTE

The number of unique digits available in any given number system allows you to identify its...

• NUMBER BASE
• MEGABYTE
• KILOBYTE
• HEXADECIMAL

A binary operation that is commonly used to multiply or divide binary numbers

• BINARY SHIFT
• NUMBER BASE
• MEGABYTE
• KILOBYTE