What is the binary equivalent of decimal 32? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What is the binary equivalent of decimal 32?

A. 100000

B. 101000

C. 100010

D. 110000

Answer: Option A

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32 in binary is 100000 (2^5).

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Which of the following is not a type of computer based on size and power?

A. Analog computer

B. Microcomputer

C. Minicomputer

D. Supercomputer

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Analog computers are classified by their operational principle (continuous vs. discrete), not size/power.

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What is the purpose of a heat sink in a computer?

A. To store data

B. To reduce noise

C. To dissipate heat from CPU

D. To increase processing speed

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A heat sink absorbs and disperses heat generated by the CPU to prevent overheating.

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The fundamental design constraint that states a computer cannot experience independent feelings, bias, or personal intuition is referred to as:

A. No IQ

B. No Feelings

C. Diligence

D. High Accuracy

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Computers operate entirely on binary instructions and lack emotional awareness, subjective bias, or personal psychological feelings.

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