ICT Unit 1 Class Homework
ICT Unit 1 Class Homework
ICT Unit 1 Class Homework
Homework
similarity and the difference between binary numbers and decimal numbers
The Difference
The Similarity
Base 2 mean the binary, has only two digits (1 and 0).
Done my homework!
What does 24 look like when it is stored as:
(a) A value in binary ?
(b) ASCII ?
1. 0+0 =00
2. 0+1 =01
3. 1+1 =10
4. 1+1+1 =11
Complete this binary addition: 00101101+00100101
Convert all the numbers in the sum in question 3 to
decimal.
Homework is done!
Explain in your own words how pixels are used to make a
digital image.
Pixel is the smallest item of information in an image.
Describe how sampling is used to capture audio on a
computer.
The computer cannot save as continuous data. We save with digital
data that can be stored in bytes in memory.
How are colour depth and resolution used to create
high-quality images?
For depth, we use to stored pixels to high-quality image.
For resolution, we used many pixels to high-quality image.
High-quality image files are larger than low-quality
files. Why is that?
High-quality image files are larger than low-quality files because they
have to use more pixels to make high-quality image. ( a pixel has
binary code. If you use many pixel, there will many binary code and the
file become larger.)
Activity
Create your own two-colour picture in 8*8 grid.
Convert each line in grid into a byte: white=1,
black=0.
Exchange your binary code with a partner.
Use the binary code to redraw your partner’s
image.
00000000, 00000000, 00100100, 00000000, 01000010, 00100100,
00011000, 00000000.
Challenge
Create an information sheet that explains how sampling is
used to capture and store audio in a digital data file.
Search the web to find an image and more information about
sampling.
A computer cannot save continuous data. The computer must
break up continuous data into chunks that can be stored in bytes in
its memory. This process called sampling.
Homework is done.<3
What are bits and bytes?
172 = 10101100
Show how to add together the binary numbers 00011011 and
00101001.
Do the same sun in decimal to check your answer.
Explain why the two 1s in this binary number do not
have the same value: 00100010.
The two 1s in this binary number do not have same value because of
their different place of value( by the table of binary). The first 1 value is
64 and the second 1 value is 2.
Explain what happens when you add these two bytes
together: 01101010+10011000
If you add these two bytes together, you will get overflow error.
Homework is done!
Now I can rest….
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