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The document contains a question bank for Module 1, covering topics such as machine instructions, memory organization, bit patterns, binary digits, storage systems, CPU architecture, and conversions between binary and decimal systems. It includes specific questions on 2's complement, hexadecimal notation, and binary addition. The questions are designed to assess understanding of fundamental concepts in computer science and digital systems.

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Module 1

The document contains a question bank for Module 1, covering topics such as machine instructions, memory organization, bit patterns, binary digits, storage systems, CPU architecture, and conversions between binary and decimal systems. It includes specific questions on 2's complement, hexadecimal notation, and binary addition. The questions are designed to assess understanding of fundamental concepts in computer science and digital systems.

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Module 1 Question Bank

1. Explain three major categories of machine instructions with suitable example

2. Explain the organization of main memory and memory capacity measurements.

3. Explain representing information as bit patterns.

4. Define binary digits and explain Boolean operations.

5. Explain the organization of magnetic systems, optical systems, and flash drives for mass
storage.

6. Convert each of the following 2’s complement representations into its equivalent base 10
form:
a) 00011
b) 11010
c) 01111

7. Explain CPU architecture.

8. Convert the following bit patterns to equivalent hexadecimal notation:


a) 0110101011110010
b) 01001000

9. Convert the following binary representations to equivalent base 10 form:


a) 101010
b) 100001
c) 10111

10. Perform the following additions in binary notation:


a)
11011
+ 01100
--------
b)
1010.001
+ 1.001
--------
c)
11111
+ 00001
--------

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