Предмет: Другие предметы, автор: karinaguza42

Дано инфармационное сообщение объёмом 3 Кбайта. Сколько в нем символов, если размер алфавита, с помощью которого оно было составлено, равен 16?

restIess: 6144

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Автор ответа: ryabobkon901

Ответ:

6144 символа

Объяснение:

Решение: 1.размер алфавита равен 16, значит 1 символ весит 4 бита, т.к 16- это 2 в 4 степени;

2. 3 кбайта= 24576 бит;

3. найдем кол-во символов: 24576/4=6144

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