... temporary memory in which all programs, applications and data are stored, when they are being used. If the computer is turned off, all the data is lost. VOLATILE.

... runs as part of the start up system, and loads the operating system. It performs a variety of self-diagnostic tests on the hardware, checks for any hardware attached to the computer and provides a basic user interface where some settings can be changed.

Select the disadvantages of virtual memory

Select all the different types of secondary storage

Select all the types of optical storage

Select all the types of magnetic storage

Select all the types of solid state storage

... is the number of pixels used to represent an image, the quality of the image improves with higher ... , but so does the file size.

... the number of bits used to represent a colour in an image, the quality of the image improves with larger ... , but so does the file size.

... is the use of algorithms to reduce file size, this makes them quicker to upload/download/transfer over the internet.

... reduces the file size by permanently deleting certain (particularly redundant) information, the quality can be affected. Generally used for images and sound.

... reduces file size by grouping repeated information together, this is called run length, all the original data remains. Generally used for text documents and spreadsheets.

What is 1010 0111 in hexadecimal

What is 10110011 in denary?

How many bits in a nibble?

When doing binary addition, and the answer contains too many bits to be stored properly, it is called....

In a binary shift, if the number is moved to the right the number is...

How many bits does ASCII use?

How many bits does extended ASCII use?

How many bits does UNICODE use?

Which, out of ASCII, extended ASCII, and UNICODE, takes the longest to transfer?

... = sample rate x duration (s) x bit depth