1. Which of the following is not a binary number?
2. Which among the following is an appropriate binary conversion for the number 013 (which is of base 8)?
3.The following image represents which logic gate?
4. If ∆ represents ‘0’ and ○ represents ‘1’. What will be the one’s complement of - ○∆∆○○∆?
5. Which of the following is a Logical Disjunction?
6. If Ӣ represents ‘1’ and Ṉ represents ‘0’. A is the input end of NOT logic gate and B is the only output. What will be the output if the input is A=Ӣ?
7.Which of the following symbol represents input or output in a flow chart?
8. What is the range of Hexadecimal Number system?
9. If © represents ‘1’ and ∞ represents ‘0’. What will be the one’s complement of -© ∞© ∞∞©©?
10. Convert the given Binary number to decimal: 101011
10101010
20202020
01010101
10101101
11111111
Solution:
Binary number has only two digits i.e. 0 and 1
2. Which among the following is an appropriate binary conversion for the number 013 (which is of base 8)?
101010
11011
1011
1110
0001
3.The following image represents which logic gate?
AND
OR
NOR
NAND
NOT
4. If ∆ represents ‘0’ and ○ represents ‘1’. What will be the one’s complement of - ○∆∆○○∆?
011001
100110
101010
000000
111111
Solution:
○∆∆○○∆ represents 100110. For finding one’s complement we change each 1 to 0 and each 0 to 1. Hence One’s complement of 100110 will be 011001. (Note: this is not the same question as the one asked in SBI Clerk mains.)
5. Which of the following is a Logical Disjunction?
OR gate
AND gate
NOT gate
both(a) and (b)
All of the above
Solution:
When two statements are combined with 'OR,' then it is a disjunction.
6. If Ӣ represents ‘1’ and Ṉ represents ‘0’. A is the input end of NOT logic gate and B is the only output. What will be the output if the input is A=Ӣ?
ṈӢ
Ṉ
Ӣ
ӢṈ
ӢṈ Ӣ
7.Which of the following symbol represents input or output in a flow chart?
a
b
c
d
e
8. What is the range of Hexadecimal Number system?
0-F
0-1
0-Z
A-Z
0-9
9. If © represents ‘1’ and ∞ represents ‘0’. What will be the one’s complement of -© ∞© ∞∞©©?
0110011
1010011
0011001
0101100
1111111
10. Convert the given Binary number to decimal: 101011
45
30
41
42
43
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