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Basic Theory (FE)


      by Tanat Tonguthaisri
        itpe@nstda.or.th
1. Which of the following arithmetic expressions is
correct? Here, a number is written in radix notation;
that is, a decimal subscript following the number (i.e.
numberradix) is used to indicate the radix.

       a) 10102 + 108 = 1710
       b) 11012 + 416 = 1710
       c) 148 + 112 = 1610
       d) B16 + 102 = 1410
10102 + 108 = 1710
8+2 + 8 = 18

11012 + 416 = 1710
8+4+1 + 4 = 17

148 + 112 = 1610
8+4 + 2+1 = 15

B16 + 102 = 1410
11 + 2 = 13
2. When the binary fraction 11101.110 is subtracted
from the binary fraction 101101.101, what is the correct
result?


       a)     111.001
       b)     111.111
       c)     1111.001
       d)     1111.111
101101.101 – 11101.110
= 101101.101 – (11101.101 + 0.001)
= 101101.101 – 11101.101 - 0.001

101101.101
 11101.101
 10000.000



10000.000 – 0.001 = 1111.111
3. When a certain natural number x can be
represented by a 2n-digit binary number consisting of 1
and 0 arranged alternately, i.e. 1010...10, which of the
following equations holds for x?

       a)     x + x /2 = 2 2 n
       b)     x + x /2= 2 2 n -1
       c)     x + x /2= 2 2 n +1
       d)     x + x /2= 2 2 n +1 -1
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4. There is an 8-bit numerical value, where a negative
number is represented in two’s complement. When
this value is represented in decimal, it becomes -100.
When this value is regarded as an unsigned number,
which of the following is the correct value in decimal?

       a)   28
       b)   100
       c)   156
       d)   228
8-bit ïƒł 11111111 = 255

100 = 64 + 32 + 4
    = 2 6 + 25 + 22
    = 011001002


100110112 = 155
155 + 1 = 156
5. When multiple values are added arithmetically, it is
recommended that the values be added sequentially,
starting from the number whose absolute value is the
smallest. Which of the following errors can be reduced
by means of this method?

  a)   Cancellation of significant digits
  b)   Loss of trailing digits
  c)   Truncation error
  d)   Underflow
6. The figure below shows daily changes in the weather for a given
district, and each value represents the probability of changes in the
following day’s weather. When the weather is rainy on a given day, what
is the probability that the weather is clear two days later?




                                                        a)     0.15
                                                        b)     0.27
                                                        c)     0.3
                                                        d)     0.33
Rainy, Rainy, Clear = 0.2 x 0.3
Rainy, Clear, Clear = 0.3 x 0.4
Rainy, Cloudy, Clear = 0.5 x 0.3

0.3 x (0.2 + 0.4 + 0.5) = 0.3 x 1.1
                        = 0.33
7. Which of the following
 operations does not change the
 lower 4 bits of an 8-bit string?

a) A logical product (i.e. AND) with a bit string 0F in
   hexadecimal
b) A logical sum (i.e. OR) with a bit string 0F in
   hexadecimal
c) A negative logical product (i.e. NAND) with a bit string
   0F in hexadecimal
d) An exclusive logical sum (i.e. exclusive OR) with a bit
   string 0F in hexadecimal
8. In a certain company, there are a total of 400
employees including 100 smokers. The number
of male employees is 250, including 75 male
smokers. What is the probability that an
employee selected at random is a female
nonsmoker?




a) 3       b) 3 c) 5 d) 5
   4          8    6    16
100 smokers – 75 male smokers
    = 25 female smokers

400 employess – 250 male employees
    = 150 female employees

150 female employees – 25 female smokers
     = 125 female non-smokers

             125 / 400 = 5 / 16
9. The decision table shown below is used to determine whether
or not an order can be accepted in a sales order processing
system. Which of the following logical expressions is equivalent
to “Accept order”? Here, “NOT” is used for the logical negation,
“AND” for the logical product, and “OR” for the logical sum.
                 Bad debt within 2 Years (X)      Y Y Y Y N N N N
                 Credit excess $10,000 (Y)        Y Y N N Y Y N N

                 Age of customer > 10 Years (Z)   Y N Y N Y N Y N
                 Accept order                             X   X X
                 Reject order                     X X X X   X
                a)   (NOT X) AND (NOT Y OR NOT Z)
                b)   (NOT X) AND (NOT Y OR Z)
                c)   (NOT X) AND (Y OR Z)
                d)    X AND (NOT Y OR NOT Z)
Bad debt within 2 Years (X)      Y Y Y Y N N N N
Credit excess $10,000 (Y)        Y Y N N Y Y N N

Age of customer > 10 Years (Z)   Y N Y N Y N Y N
Accept order                             X   X X
Reject order                     X X X X   X

               (not X and Y and Z) or (not X and not Y)
               = not X and [ (Y and Z) or not Y ]
               = not X and (Z or not Y)
10. Which of the following sets is equivalent to
the set S -(T  R)? Here, “  stands for a
                               ”
product set operation, “  for a union set
                          ”
operation, and “-” for a difference set operation.

               a)   (S –T )-R
               b)   (S –T )  (S –R )
               c)   (S –T )  (T –R )
               d)   (S –T )  (T –R )
11. The figure below shows the state transition diagram
of an automaton that accepts bit strings with even
numbers of 1s. The double circle marked with “Even”
represents the accepted state. Which of the following
combinations should be inserted in the blank boxes
labeled A and B ?




                          A      B
                   a)     0      0
                   b)     0      1
                   c)     1      0
                   d)     1      1
12. Which of the following represents
the hexadecimal fraction 3A.5C as a
decimal fraction?

         939             3735
      a)              b)
         16               64


        14939            14941
      c) 256          d) 256
0.5C16 = 5 x 16-1 + 12 x 16-2
     = 16-1 x (5 + 12/16)
     = 16-1 x (5 + Ÿ)
     = 16-1 x 23/4
     = 23 / 64

3A16 = 3 x 16 + 10 = 58
3A.5C16 = 58 + 23/64
           = (58x64 + 23) / 64
           = (3,712 + 23) / 64
           = 3735/64
13. Which of the following hexadecimal numbers,
representing signed 16-bit binary numbers, results in
overflow when multiplied by 4? Here, a negative
number is represented in 2’s complement.

       a)   1FFF
       b)   DFFF
       c)   E000
       d)   FFFF
1FFF
0 001 1111 
 x 4 = 111 11 
 00

DFFF
1 101 1111 ...  010 0000 


E000
1 110 0000 
  001 1111 


FFFF
1 111 1111 
  000 0000 

14. Which of the following is the
appropriate reason why the mantissa
is normalized in the floating point
representation?


      a) The arithmetic operation algorithm can be
         simplified.
      b) The maximum number of significant digits can be
         maintained.
      c) The range of representable values can be
         expanded.
      d) The relative size relationships can be investigated
         as if in fixed point numbers.
15. The function f(x) has a real-type argument and a
real-type return value. The procedure using this
function is shown in the steps 1 through 5. When
this procedure is executed repeatedly a sufficient
number of times and the value of y stops changing
in the step 3, which of the following expressions
holds?

 [Steps]                          a)     f(a) = y
1. x ← a
2. y ← f(x)                       b)     f(y) = 0
3. Display the value of y
4. x ← y                          c)     f(y) = a
5. Return to the step 2
                                  d)     f(y) = y
16. The student scores in a certain examination are
shown in the table below. What is the standard
deviation of these student scores? Here, the
standard deviation ÎŽ can be defined as follows:



“ή” is a positive number, and “n” is the number of sample
   values. “xi” is each sample value, and “ x” is an
   arithmetic average of the sample values.
         Student name Score
                                               a)     10
         Mr. Brown      30                     b)     20
         Ms. Rose       50
         Mr. White      60                     c)     30
                        70
         Ms. Green
         Mr. Black      90                     d)     60
Mean = (30+50+60+70+90) / 5 = 60

(30-60)2 + (50-60)2 + (60-60)2 + (70-60)2 + (90-60)2
     = 302 + 102 + 102 + 302
     = (9 + 1 + 1 + 9) x 102
     = 20 x 102

     Variance = 20 x 102 / 5 = 4 x 102

     Standard deviation = square root (400) = 20
17. There are three different sizes of white balls and
three different sizes of green balls. When these six
balls are laid out in a line so that the three white balls
can be placed in adjacent positions, how many
arrangements of all the balls can be made?

                        a)   10
                        b)   144
                        c)   576
                        d)   720
No. of ways 3 different white balls can be
    arranged = 3! = 6

No. of ways 3 different green balls plus white
    group can be arranged = 4! = 24

Overall no. of ways = 6 x 24 = 144
18. Which of the following expressions results in a loss
of trailing digits when calculated by a computer whose
floating-point representation has a 23-bit mantissa?
Here, the numbers in “( )2” are represented in binary.

     a) (10.101)2×2–16–(1.001)2×2–15
     b) (10.101)2×216–(1.001)2×216
     c) (1.01)2×218+(1.01)2×2–5
     d) (1.001)2×220+(1.1111)2×221
19. There is a device consisting of Unit A, Unit B, and
Unit C. Each unit can execute the “exclusive OR”
operation in units of 4 bits. When an input bit string
1101 is given, an output bit string 0100 is obtained. In
this device, if the internal key for Unit B is changed and
the output bit string 1111 is generated, which of the
following is the newly changed internal key for Unit B?



                             a)   1011
                             b)   1100
                             c)   1101
                             d)   1110
1101
0001   Key A
1100            1100
0101   Key B    1110
1001            0010
1101   Key C    1101
0100   Output   1111
20. As shown in the truth table below, when an output
signal is generated using three input signals A, B, and
C, which of the following Boolean expressions can be
applied to the output signal? Here, “ ” stands for the
logical product, “ ” for the logical sum, and “ X for the
                                                 ”
logical negation of “X”.
              Input signal

                                                 a)
                                 Output signal
          A        B         C                        A BC
          0        0         0        0
          0
          0
                   0
                   1
                             1
                             0
                                      1
                                      1          b)   A  ( B  C)


                                                 c)
          0        1         1        1
          1        0         0        0               A BC
          1        0         1        0
          1
          1
                   1
                   1
                             0
                             1
                                      0
                                      0
                                                 d)   A  ( B  C)
Input signal
                       Output signal
A        B         C
0        0         0        0
0        0         1        1
0        1         0        1
0        1         1        1
1        0         0        0
1        0         1        0
1        1         0        0
1        1         1        0


    A  ( B  C)
21. A “negative AND” operation “X NANDY” of X and
Y is defined as “NOT (X AND Y)”. Which of the
following is the logical expression that represents “X
OR Y” by using NAND only?




      a)   ((X NAND Y) NAND X) NAND Y
      b)   (X NAND X) NAND (Y NAND Y)
      c)   (X NAND Y) NAND (X NAND Y)
      d)   X NAND (Y NAND (X NAND Y))
X OR Y = NOT (NOT X AND NOT Y)
    = NOT X NAND NOT Y
    = (X NAND X) NAND (Y NAND Y)


                  Input A   Output Q

                    0         1
                    1         0
22. Which of the following is included as an
 element of a set of character strings represented
 by a regular expression “[A–Z]+[0–9]*”? Here, the
 regular expression follows the rules described
 below.


[A – Z] denotes a single alphabetical letter.
[0 – 9] denotes a single numeral.               a) 456789
The symbol “*” denotes zero or more
repetitions of the immediately preceding        b) ABC99*
regular expression.
The symbol “+” denotes one or more              c) ABC+9
repetitions of the immediately preceding
regular expression.                                9
                                                d) ABCDE
23. When the equation “100n–34n=44n” holds, which of
the following represents 26n? Here, each number is
written in radix notation; that is, each subscript “n”
indicates the radix. In addition, when there is no
subscript, the radix 10 is implied.

                       a)   18
                       b)   20
                       c)   22
                       d)   38
100n – 34n = 44n
1xn2 – (3xn + 4) = 4xn + 4
n2 -3n -4n -4 -4 = 0
n2 – 7n – 8 = 0
(n – 8)(n + 1) = 0
           n = 8, -1
           n=8
26n = 268 = 2x8 + 6 = 22
24. In the truth table shown below, which of the
following is the correct combination of output values
x1, x2, and x3? Here, “·” stands for the logical product,
“+” for the logical sum, “ ” for the⊕exclusive OR, and
“ ” for the logical negation of “X”.
                      X

         Input       Output
       AB C D      ( A ⋅ B) + (C ⊕ D)
                                        a)   0   0     1
       010 1             x1
                                        b)   1   0     0
       111 0             x2             c)   1   0     1
       110 0             x3             d)   1   1     0
25. Which of the following expressions can be used
to calculate the quarter number (for example, “1” for
January through March) for the n-th month of the
year? Here, “n” ranges from “1” for January to “12”
for December, and each fractional part of the
resulting values is truncated.
                                       n −1
                                  a)
                                         3

                                       n −1
                                  b)     3
                                            +1


                                     n
                                  c)
                                     3
                                       n
                                  d)   3
                                         +1
26. When the resulting value of the expression
“13× 3+11 162+9 
    16               16+3” is represented in binary,
how many “1” bits are included in the binary value?



                       a)   6
                       b)   10
                       c)   13
                       d)   16
13x163 + 11 = D00B16
162 + 9 = 010916
16 + 3 = 001316


    D00B16               B = 10112
    010916        9 = 10012
    001316        3 = 00112
    D11B16                  1011


             D = 11012
27. When the simultaneous equations shown
below hold for the Boolean variables w, x, y,
and z, which of the following is the correct
solution? Here, “+” stands for the logical sum
operation, and “·” for the logical product
operation.

x·y = 0
                      w        x        y        z
x·z + w = 1
x·y + w = 0
               a)     0        0        1        0
               b)     0        1        0        0
               c)     0        1        0        1
               d)     1        1        0        1
x·y = 0
x·z + w = 1
x·y + w = 0  w = 0

x·z + w = 1  x·z = 1
          x=1,z=1

x·y = 0  1·y = 0
          y=0
28. There is an 8-bit register where integers are
represented in binary by using 2’s complement for
negative numbers. When the decimal integer “–24” is
stored in the register and then arithmetically shifted 2
bits right, what is the resulting value in decimal? Here,
the leftmost bit of the register is used as a sign bit.
                        a)   -102
                        b)   -96
                        c)   -6
                        d)   5
256-24 = 232
232 = 128 + 64 + 32 + 8
   = 111010002
111101002
111110102
000001012 = 5  One’s complement
5 + 1 = 6  Two’s complement
29. When a single-bit “half adder” circuit is used for simply
adding two input signals x1 and x2, which of the following is
the appropriate combination of logical expressions for two
output signals s (sum) and c (carry)? Here, “+” stands for
the logical OR operation and “ ” for the logical AND    ⋅
operation.

                            s                    c

          a)          x1 + x2                 x1 ⋅ x2
          b)            x1 ⋅ x2              x1 + x2
          c)    ( x1 + x2 ) ⋅ ( x1 ⋅ x2 )      x1 ⋅ x2
          d)   ( x1 + x2 ) + ( x1 ⋅ x2 )      x1 + x2
30. Which of the following prefix expressions is
equivalent to the infix expression “(A+B)*C–(D–E)”?


            a)   –*+ABC–DE
            b)   –+AB*C–DE
            c)   AB+C*–DE–
            d)   AB+C*DE––
31. The syntax rules of the field identifier “field ID” are
represented in BNF notation as shown below. When each ID
is defined as an arbitrary sequence of letters and/or digits,
which of the following should be inserted into the blank A?

<field ID> ::= <ID> | <field ID>.<ID>
 <ID> ::=          A
<letter> ::= a|b|с|d|e|f|g|h|i|j|k|l|m|n|o|p|q|r|s|t|u|v|w|x|y|z
<digit> ::= 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9




    a)   <ID>.<letter>|<ID>.<digit>
    b)   <ID><letter>|<ID><digit>|<ID>.<ID>
    c)   <letter>|<digit>|<ID><letter>|<ID><digit>
    d)   <letter><ID>|<digit><ID>
32. According to a survey of 100 students, there are 40 students
studying English, 30 studying French, and 25 studying Spanish.
In addition, 8 students are studying English and French, 6 are
studying English and Spanish, 5 are studying French and
Spanish, and 22 are not studying any of the three languages.
Which of the following is the number of students studying all
three languages?


                             a)   1
                             b)   2
                             c)   3
                             d)   4
(40 + 30+ 25) – (8 + 6 + 5) + x = 100 – 22

                    x = 78 – 95 + 19 = 2
33. When three subsets A, B, and C exist in the universal set S
as shown in the diagram below, which of the following
represents the shaded area? Here, each of A, B, and C
indicates the area encompassed by the corresponding circle.
stands for the union set of X and Y, for the intersection set of X
and Y, for the relative complement set of Y in X, and for the
mutually exclusive set of X and Y.

                               a) ( A  B)  ( A  C )  (B  C )
                               b) (( A  B)  ( A  C)  (B  C))  ( A ⊕ B ⊕ C)
                               c) ( A  B  C ) − ( A ⊕ B ⊕ C )
                               d) ( A  B  C ) − ( A  B  C )
34. When the true and measured values are 1.744 and 1.720
respectively, what is the approximate relative error in
percentage?




                           a)   -2.4
                           b)   -1.4
                           c)   1.4
                           d)   2.4
1.744 – 1.720 = 0.024

0.024 / 1.744 x 100% = 1.4%
35. What is the probability of getting a sum of 8 or 9
on a pair of dice, each of which is a regular
hexahedron with faces numbered 1 through 6?

                   1                 5
               a)                b)
                  18                36


                  1                     1
               c) 4             d)      3
Sum is 8  6 2, 5 3, 4 4, 3 5, 2 6
Sum is 9  6 3, 5 4, 4 5, 3 6

5 + 4 = 9 combinations

9 / (6x6) = 9 / 36 = 1/4
36. An adjacency matrix is used for representing which
vertices of a directed or undirected graph are adjacent to
which other vertices. Which of the following is the
appropriate matrix that can represent the directed graph
below?




      a)              b)              c)               d)


        A   B   C       A   B   C       A   B   C        A   B   C
      A 1   1   1     A 1   0   1     A 0   1   1      A 0   1   0
      B 1   1   1     B 0   1   0     B 1   0   1      B 1   0   1
      C 0   0   1     C 1   1   1     C 0   0   1      C 0   0   0
(III) When the runtime complexity of an algorithm is represented
by n2, which of the following is the running time for the algorithm
to process one million elements? Here, n is the number of
elements to be processed by this algorithm, and it takes 1
nanosecond to process only one element.



                a)   1 nanosecond
                b)   1 millisecond
                c)   1 second
                d)   1,000 seconds
37. Which of the following is equivalent to the result of the
arithmetic expression “ 7538 − A616 Here, each number is
                                     ”?
written in radix notation; that is, the radix is represented by a
subscript following the number.


               a) 1010011012
               b) 5018
               c) 32510
               d) 13516
(7 x 82 + 5 x 8 + 3) – (10 x 16 + 6)
= 8 x (7x8 + 5 – 10 x 2) – 3
= 8 x (56 + 5 – 20) – 3
= 8 x 41 – 3
= 328 – 3
= 325
38. Which of the following is equivalent to the logical expression
“not ( A ≀ B or C < D Here, A, B, C, and D are variables, and
                     )”?
the resulting values of “ A ≀ B ” and “ C < Dcan be either 1 for
                                            ”
true or 0 for false.




               a)    A< B    and      C≀D

               b)    A> B    and      C≄ D

               c)    A< B    and       C≀D

               d)     A> B   and       C≄ D
39. Which of the following is a logical equation
that is equivalent to the logic circuit shown below?
  Here, the “‱” is the logical product, “+” is the
logical sum, and is the negation of X.




                               a) Z = ( A + B) + (C ⋅ D)
                               b) Z = ( A + B) + (C ⋅ D)
                               c) Z = ( A ⋅ B) ⋅ (C + D)
                               d) Z = ( A ⋅ B) ⋅ (C + D)
40. An empty tank can be filled with water in 20 minutes by
using Pipe A or in 30 minutes by Pipe B, and the tank filled with
water can be emptied of water in 40 minutes by using Pipe C.
When the three pipes A, B, and C work together, approximately
how long (in minutes) does it take to fill the empty tank with
water?

               a)   9.2
               b)   10.0
               c)   17.1
               d)   24.0
A: x/20   B: x/30    C: -x/40

x/20 + x/30 – x/40
    = (6x + 4x – 3x)/120
    = 7x/120

Fill x in 120/7 = 17.1 minutes
41. Which of the following is the binary fraction that is equivalent
to the decimal fraction 115.625?



          a)    1100111.1001110001
          b)    1100111.101
          c)    1110011.1001110001
          d)    1110011.101
115 = 64 + 32 + 16 + 2 + 1
    = 2 6 + 25 + 24 + 2 1 + 2 0
    = 11100112


0.625 x 2 = 1.25 ----- (0.1) 2
0.25 x 2 = 0.5 -------- (0.10) 2
0.5 x 2 = 1.0 ----------- (0.101) 2


     1110011.1012
42. Which of the following is equivalent to the logical expression
below? Here, “AND” has higher precedence than “OR”, and
“NOT” has the highest precedence.

     x AND (y OR z) OR y AND (x OR z) OR x AND y AND z




      a) x AND y OR x AND z OR y AND z
      b) x AND y OR x AND z OR y AND z OR x AND (NOT
         y)
      c) x AND y OR z OR y AND x OR z OR x AND y AND
         z
      d) x AND z OR y AND z OR x AND y AND z
43. How many multiplications at a minimum
must be performed in order to calculate the
polynomial expression “x4–2x3+5x2+x–6”?

         a)   2
         b)   3
         c)   5
         d)   6
44. How many binary numbers can be
represented using a 6-bit number that does
not have two contiguous 1s? For example,
“101010” does not have two contiguous 1s.
         a)   8
         b)   13
         c)   21
         d)   34
000000   101010   100001
100000   010101   101001
010000   100100   100101
001000   010010   101000
000100   001001   010100
000010   100010   001010
000001   010001   000101
45. When the expression
(A – 2 x ( B + C) - D x E) x F
in conventional infix notation is converted to the
prefix expression, which of the following
represents the resulting expression?

           a)     A2 BC + × − DE × − F ×

           b)    A2 BC + × − DE × F − ×

           c)     × − − A × 2 × B + CDEF

           d)     × − − A × 2 + BC × DEF
46. When the figure below shows the process flow of a
compiler that is used for procedural languages, which of
the following is the appropriate combination that should
be inserted into blanks A though C?



                  A                   B                   C

    a)   Lexical analysis    Semantic analysis   Syntax analysis

    b)   Lexical analysis    Syntax analysis     Semantic analysis

    c)   Semantic analysis   Syntax analysis     Lexical analysis

    d)   Syntax analysis     Lexical analysis    Semantic analysis

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Basic Theory (FE)

  • 1. Basic Theory (FE) by Tanat Tonguthaisri itpe@nstda.or.th
  • 2. 1. Which of the following arithmetic expressions is correct? Here, a number is written in radix notation; that is, a decimal subscript following the number (i.e. numberradix) is used to indicate the radix. a) 10102 + 108 = 1710 b) 11012 + 416 = 1710 c) 148 + 112 = 1610 d) B16 + 102 = 1410
  • 3. 10102 + 108 = 1710 8+2 + 8 = 18 11012 + 416 = 1710 8+4+1 + 4 = 17 148 + 112 = 1610 8+4 + 2+1 = 15 B16 + 102 = 1410 11 + 2 = 13
  • 4. 2. When the binary fraction 11101.110 is subtracted from the binary fraction 101101.101, what is the correct result? a) 111.001 b) 111.111 c) 1111.001 d) 1111.111
  • 5. 101101.101 – 11101.110 = 101101.101 – (11101.101 + 0.001) = 101101.101 – 11101.101 - 0.001 101101.101 11101.101 10000.000 10000.000 – 0.001 = 1111.111
  • 6. 3. When a certain natural number x can be represented by a 2n-digit binary number consisting of 1 and 0 arranged alternately, i.e. 1010...10, which of the following equations holds for x? a) x + x /2 = 2 2 n b) x + x /2= 2 2 n -1 c) x + x /2= 2 2 n +1 d) x + x /2= 2 2 n +1 -1
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  • 8. 4. There is an 8-bit numerical value, where a negative number is represented in two’s complement. When this value is represented in decimal, it becomes -100. When this value is regarded as an unsigned number, which of the following is the correct value in decimal? a) 28 b) 100 c) 156 d) 228
  • 9. 8-bit ïƒł 11111111 = 255 100 = 64 + 32 + 4 = 2 6 + 25 + 22 = 011001002 100110112 = 155 155 + 1 = 156
  • 10. 5. When multiple values are added arithmetically, it is recommended that the values be added sequentially, starting from the number whose absolute value is the smallest. Which of the following errors can be reduced by means of this method? a) Cancellation of significant digits b) Loss of trailing digits c) Truncation error d) Underflow
  • 11. 6. The figure below shows daily changes in the weather for a given district, and each value represents the probability of changes in the following day’s weather. When the weather is rainy on a given day, what is the probability that the weather is clear two days later? a) 0.15 b) 0.27 c) 0.3 d) 0.33
  • 12. Rainy, Rainy, Clear = 0.2 x 0.3 Rainy, Clear, Clear = 0.3 x 0.4 Rainy, Cloudy, Clear = 0.5 x 0.3 0.3 x (0.2 + 0.4 + 0.5) = 0.3 x 1.1 = 0.33
  • 13. 7. Which of the following operations does not change the lower 4 bits of an 8-bit string? a) A logical product (i.e. AND) with a bit string 0F in hexadecimal b) A logical sum (i.e. OR) with a bit string 0F in hexadecimal c) A negative logical product (i.e. NAND) with a bit string 0F in hexadecimal d) An exclusive logical sum (i.e. exclusive OR) with a bit string 0F in hexadecimal
  • 14. 8. In a certain company, there are a total of 400 employees including 100 smokers. The number of male employees is 250, including 75 male smokers. What is the probability that an employee selected at random is a female nonsmoker? a) 3 b) 3 c) 5 d) 5 4 8 6 16
  • 15. 100 smokers – 75 male smokers = 25 female smokers 400 employess – 250 male employees = 150 female employees 150 female employees – 25 female smokers = 125 female non-smokers 125 / 400 = 5 / 16
  • 16. 9. The decision table shown below is used to determine whether or not an order can be accepted in a sales order processing system. Which of the following logical expressions is equivalent to “Accept order”? Here, “NOT” is used for the logical negation, “AND” for the logical product, and “OR” for the logical sum. Bad debt within 2 Years (X) Y Y Y Y N N N N Credit excess $10,000 (Y) Y Y N N Y Y N N Age of customer > 10 Years (Z) Y N Y N Y N Y N Accept order X X X Reject order X X X X X a) (NOT X) AND (NOT Y OR NOT Z) b) (NOT X) AND (NOT Y OR Z) c) (NOT X) AND (Y OR Z) d) X AND (NOT Y OR NOT Z)
  • 17. Bad debt within 2 Years (X) Y Y Y Y N N N N Credit excess $10,000 (Y) Y Y N N Y Y N N Age of customer > 10 Years (Z) Y N Y N Y N Y N Accept order X X X Reject order X X X X X (not X and Y and Z) or (not X and not Y) = not X and [ (Y and Z) or not Y ] = not X and (Z or not Y)
  • 18. 10. Which of the following sets is equivalent to the set S -(T  R)? Here, “  stands for a ” product set operation, “  for a union set ” operation, and “-” for a difference set operation. a) (S –T )-R b) (S –T )  (S –R ) c) (S –T )  (T –R ) d) (S –T )  (T –R )
  • 19. 11. The figure below shows the state transition diagram of an automaton that accepts bit strings with even numbers of 1s. The double circle marked with “Even” represents the accepted state. Which of the following combinations should be inserted in the blank boxes labeled A and B ? A B a) 0 0 b) 0 1 c) 1 0 d) 1 1
  • 20. 12. Which of the following represents the hexadecimal fraction 3A.5C as a decimal fraction? 939 3735 a) b) 16 64 14939 14941 c) 256 d) 256
  • 21. 0.5C16 = 5 x 16-1 + 12 x 16-2 = 16-1 x (5 + 12/16) = 16-1 x (5 + Ÿ) = 16-1 x 23/4 = 23 / 64 3A16 = 3 x 16 + 10 = 58 3A.5C16 = 58 + 23/64 = (58x64 + 23) / 64 = (3,712 + 23) / 64 = 3735/64
  • 22. 13. Which of the following hexadecimal numbers, representing signed 16-bit binary numbers, results in overflow when multiplied by 4? Here, a negative number is represented in 2’s complement. a) 1FFF b) DFFF c) E000 d) FFFF
  • 23. 1FFF 0 001 1111 
 x 4 = 111 11 
 00 DFFF 1 101 1111 ...  010 0000 
 E000 1 110 0000 
  001 1111 
 FFFF 1 111 1111 
  000 0000 

  • 24. 14. Which of the following is the appropriate reason why the mantissa is normalized in the floating point representation? a) The arithmetic operation algorithm can be simplified. b) The maximum number of significant digits can be maintained. c) The range of representable values can be expanded. d) The relative size relationships can be investigated as if in fixed point numbers.
  • 25. 15. The function f(x) has a real-type argument and a real-type return value. The procedure using this function is shown in the steps 1 through 5. When this procedure is executed repeatedly a sufficient number of times and the value of y stops changing in the step 3, which of the following expressions holds? [Steps] a) f(a) = y 1. x ← a 2. y ← f(x) b) f(y) = 0 3. Display the value of y 4. x ← y c) f(y) = a 5. Return to the step 2 d) f(y) = y
  • 26. 16. The student scores in a certain examination are shown in the table below. What is the standard deviation of these student scores? Here, the standard deviation ÎŽ can be defined as follows: “ή” is a positive number, and “n” is the number of sample values. “xi” is each sample value, and “ x” is an arithmetic average of the sample values. Student name Score a) 10 Mr. Brown 30 b) 20 Ms. Rose 50 Mr. White 60 c) 30 70 Ms. Green Mr. Black 90 d) 60
  • 27. Mean = (30+50+60+70+90) / 5 = 60 (30-60)2 + (50-60)2 + (60-60)2 + (70-60)2 + (90-60)2 = 302 + 102 + 102 + 302 = (9 + 1 + 1 + 9) x 102 = 20 x 102 Variance = 20 x 102 / 5 = 4 x 102 Standard deviation = square root (400) = 20
  • 28. 17. There are three different sizes of white balls and three different sizes of green balls. When these six balls are laid out in a line so that the three white balls can be placed in adjacent positions, how many arrangements of all the balls can be made? a) 10 b) 144 c) 576 d) 720
  • 29. No. of ways 3 different white balls can be arranged = 3! = 6 No. of ways 3 different green balls plus white group can be arranged = 4! = 24 Overall no. of ways = 6 x 24 = 144
  • 30. 18. Which of the following expressions results in a loss of trailing digits when calculated by a computer whose floating-point representation has a 23-bit mantissa? Here, the numbers in “( )2” are represented in binary. a) (10.101)2×2–16–(1.001)2×2–15 b) (10.101)2×216–(1.001)2×216 c) (1.01)2×218+(1.01)2×2–5 d) (1.001)2×220+(1.1111)2×221
  • 31. 19. There is a device consisting of Unit A, Unit B, and Unit C. Each unit can execute the “exclusive OR” operation in units of 4 bits. When an input bit string 1101 is given, an output bit string 0100 is obtained. In this device, if the internal key for Unit B is changed and the output bit string 1111 is generated, which of the following is the newly changed internal key for Unit B? a) 1011 b) 1100 c) 1101 d) 1110
  • 32. 1101 0001 Key A 1100 1100 0101 Key B 1110 1001 0010 1101 Key C 1101 0100 Output 1111
  • 33. 20. As shown in the truth table below, when an output signal is generated using three input signals A, B, and C, which of the following Boolean expressions can be applied to the output signal? Here, “ ” stands for the logical product, “ ” for the logical sum, and “ X for the ” logical negation of “X”. Input signal a) Output signal A B C A BC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 b) A  ( B  C) c) 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 A BC 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 d) A  ( B  C)
  • 34. Input signal Output signal A B C 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 A  ( B  C)
  • 35. 21. A “negative AND” operation “X NANDY” of X and Y is defined as “NOT (X AND Y)”. Which of the following is the logical expression that represents “X OR Y” by using NAND only? a) ((X NAND Y) NAND X) NAND Y b) (X NAND X) NAND (Y NAND Y) c) (X NAND Y) NAND (X NAND Y) d) X NAND (Y NAND (X NAND Y))
  • 36. X OR Y = NOT (NOT X AND NOT Y) = NOT X NAND NOT Y = (X NAND X) NAND (Y NAND Y) Input A Output Q 0 1 1 0
  • 37. 22. Which of the following is included as an element of a set of character strings represented by a regular expression “[A–Z]+[0–9]*”? Here, the regular expression follows the rules described below. [A – Z] denotes a single alphabetical letter. [0 – 9] denotes a single numeral. a) 456789 The symbol “*” denotes zero or more repetitions of the immediately preceding b) ABC99* regular expression. The symbol “+” denotes one or more c) ABC+9 repetitions of the immediately preceding regular expression. 9 d) ABCDE
  • 38. 23. When the equation “100n–34n=44n” holds, which of the following represents 26n? Here, each number is written in radix notation; that is, each subscript “n” indicates the radix. In addition, when there is no subscript, the radix 10 is implied. a) 18 b) 20 c) 22 d) 38
  • 39. 100n – 34n = 44n 1xn2 – (3xn + 4) = 4xn + 4 n2 -3n -4n -4 -4 = 0 n2 – 7n – 8 = 0 (n – 8)(n + 1) = 0 n = 8, -1 n=8 26n = 268 = 2x8 + 6 = 22
  • 40. 24. In the truth table shown below, which of the following is the correct combination of output values x1, x2, and x3? Here, “·” stands for the logical product, “+” for the logical sum, “ ” for the⊕exclusive OR, and “ ” for the logical negation of “X”. X Input Output AB C D ( A ⋅ B) + (C ⊕ D) a) 0 0 1 010 1 x1 b) 1 0 0 111 0 x2 c) 1 0 1 110 0 x3 d) 1 1 0
  • 41. 25. Which of the following expressions can be used to calculate the quarter number (for example, “1” for January through March) for the n-th month of the year? Here, “n” ranges from “1” for January to “12” for December, and each fractional part of the resulting values is truncated. n −1 a) 3 n −1 b) 3 +1 n c) 3 n d) 3 +1
  • 42. 26. When the resulting value of the expression “13× 3+11 162+9  16 16+3” is represented in binary, how many “1” bits are included in the binary value? a) 6 b) 10 c) 13 d) 16
  • 43. 13x163 + 11 = D00B16 162 + 9 = 010916 16 + 3 = 001316 D00B16 B = 10112 010916 9 = 10012 001316 3 = 00112 D11B16 1011 D = 11012
  • 44. 27. When the simultaneous equations shown below hold for the Boolean variables w, x, y, and z, which of the following is the correct solution? Here, “+” stands for the logical sum operation, and “·” for the logical product operation. x·y = 0 w x y z x·z + w = 1 x·y + w = 0 a) 0 0 1 0 b) 0 1 0 0 c) 0 1 0 1 d) 1 1 0 1
  • 45. x·y = 0 x·z + w = 1 x·y + w = 0  w = 0 x·z + w = 1  x·z = 1 x=1,z=1 x·y = 0  1·y = 0 y=0
  • 46. 28. There is an 8-bit register where integers are represented in binary by using 2’s complement for negative numbers. When the decimal integer “–24” is stored in the register and then arithmetically shifted 2 bits right, what is the resulting value in decimal? Here, the leftmost bit of the register is used as a sign bit. a) -102 b) -96 c) -6 d) 5
  • 47. 256-24 = 232 232 = 128 + 64 + 32 + 8 = 111010002 111101002 111110102 000001012 = 5  One’s complement 5 + 1 = 6  Two’s complement
  • 48. 29. When a single-bit “half adder” circuit is used for simply adding two input signals x1 and x2, which of the following is the appropriate combination of logical expressions for two output signals s (sum) and c (carry)? Here, “+” stands for the logical OR operation and “ ” for the logical AND ⋅ operation. s c a) x1 + x2 x1 ⋅ x2 b) x1 ⋅ x2 x1 + x2 c) ( x1 + x2 ) ⋅ ( x1 ⋅ x2 ) x1 ⋅ x2 d) ( x1 + x2 ) + ( x1 ⋅ x2 ) x1 + x2
  • 49. 30. Which of the following prefix expressions is equivalent to the infix expression “(A+B)*C–(D–E)”? a) –*+ABC–DE b) –+AB*C–DE c) AB+C*–DE– d) AB+C*DE––
  • 50. 31. The syntax rules of the field identifier “field ID” are represented in BNF notation as shown below. When each ID is defined as an arbitrary sequence of letters and/or digits, which of the following should be inserted into the blank A? <field ID> ::= <ID> | <field ID>.<ID>  <ID> ::= A <letter> ::= a|b|с|d|e|f|g|h|i|j|k|l|m|n|o|p|q|r|s|t|u|v|w|x|y|z <digit> ::= 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9 a) <ID>.<letter>|<ID>.<digit> b) <ID><letter>|<ID><digit>|<ID>.<ID> c) <letter>|<digit>|<ID><letter>|<ID><digit> d) <letter><ID>|<digit><ID>
  • 51. 32. According to a survey of 100 students, there are 40 students studying English, 30 studying French, and 25 studying Spanish. In addition, 8 students are studying English and French, 6 are studying English and Spanish, 5 are studying French and Spanish, and 22 are not studying any of the three languages. Which of the following is the number of students studying all three languages? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4
  • 52. (40 + 30+ 25) – (8 + 6 + 5) + x = 100 – 22 x = 78 – 95 + 19 = 2
  • 53. 33. When three subsets A, B, and C exist in the universal set S as shown in the diagram below, which of the following represents the shaded area? Here, each of A, B, and C indicates the area encompassed by the corresponding circle. stands for the union set of X and Y, for the intersection set of X and Y, for the relative complement set of Y in X, and for the mutually exclusive set of X and Y. a) ( A  B)  ( A  C )  (B  C ) b) (( A  B)  ( A  C)  (B  C))  ( A ⊕ B ⊕ C) c) ( A  B  C ) − ( A ⊕ B ⊕ C ) d) ( A  B  C ) − ( A  B  C )
  • 54. 34. When the true and measured values are 1.744 and 1.720 respectively, what is the approximate relative error in percentage? a) -2.4 b) -1.4 c) 1.4 d) 2.4
  • 55. 1.744 – 1.720 = 0.024 0.024 / 1.744 x 100% = 1.4%
  • 56. 35. What is the probability of getting a sum of 8 or 9 on a pair of dice, each of which is a regular hexahedron with faces numbered 1 through 6? 1 5 a) b) 18 36 1 1 c) 4 d) 3
  • 57. Sum is 8  6 2, 5 3, 4 4, 3 5, 2 6 Sum is 9  6 3, 5 4, 4 5, 3 6 5 + 4 = 9 combinations 9 / (6x6) = 9 / 36 = 1/4
  • 58. 36. An adjacency matrix is used for representing which vertices of a directed or undirected graph are adjacent to which other vertices. Which of the following is the appropriate matrix that can represent the directed graph below? a) b) c) d) A B C A B C A B C A B C A 1 1 1 A 1 0 1 A 0 1 1 A 0 1 0 B 1 1 1 B 0 1 0 B 1 0 1 B 1 0 1 C 0 0 1 C 1 1 1 C 0 0 1 C 0 0 0
  • 59. (III) When the runtime complexity of an algorithm is represented by n2, which of the following is the running time for the algorithm to process one million elements? Here, n is the number of elements to be processed by this algorithm, and it takes 1 nanosecond to process only one element. a) 1 nanosecond b) 1 millisecond c) 1 second d) 1,000 seconds
  • 60. 37. Which of the following is equivalent to the result of the arithmetic expression “ 7538 − A616 Here, each number is ”? written in radix notation; that is, the radix is represented by a subscript following the number. a) 1010011012 b) 5018 c) 32510 d) 13516
  • 61. (7 x 82 + 5 x 8 + 3) – (10 x 16 + 6) = 8 x (7x8 + 5 – 10 x 2) – 3 = 8 x (56 + 5 – 20) – 3 = 8 x 41 – 3 = 328 – 3 = 325
  • 62. 38. Which of the following is equivalent to the logical expression “not ( A ≀ B or C < D Here, A, B, C, and D are variables, and )”? the resulting values of “ A ≀ B ” and “ C < Dcan be either 1 for ” true or 0 for false. a) A< B and C≀D b) A> B and C≄ D c) A< B and C≀D d) A> B and C≄ D
  • 63. 39. Which of the following is a logical equation that is equivalent to the logic circuit shown below? Here, the “‱” is the logical product, “+” is the logical sum, and is the negation of X. a) Z = ( A + B) + (C ⋅ D) b) Z = ( A + B) + (C ⋅ D) c) Z = ( A ⋅ B) ⋅ (C + D) d) Z = ( A ⋅ B) ⋅ (C + D)
  • 64. 40. An empty tank can be filled with water in 20 minutes by using Pipe A or in 30 minutes by Pipe B, and the tank filled with water can be emptied of water in 40 minutes by using Pipe C. When the three pipes A, B, and C work together, approximately how long (in minutes) does it take to fill the empty tank with water? a) 9.2 b) 10.0 c) 17.1 d) 24.0
  • 65. A: x/20 B: x/30 C: -x/40 x/20 + x/30 – x/40 = (6x + 4x – 3x)/120 = 7x/120 Fill x in 120/7 = 17.1 minutes
  • 66. 41. Which of the following is the binary fraction that is equivalent to the decimal fraction 115.625? a) 1100111.1001110001 b) 1100111.101 c) 1110011.1001110001 d) 1110011.101
  • 67. 115 = 64 + 32 + 16 + 2 + 1 = 2 6 + 25 + 24 + 2 1 + 2 0 = 11100112 0.625 x 2 = 1.25 ----- (0.1) 2 0.25 x 2 = 0.5 -------- (0.10) 2 0.5 x 2 = 1.0 ----------- (0.101) 2 1110011.1012
  • 68. 42. Which of the following is equivalent to the logical expression below? Here, “AND” has higher precedence than “OR”, and “NOT” has the highest precedence. x AND (y OR z) OR y AND (x OR z) OR x AND y AND z a) x AND y OR x AND z OR y AND z b) x AND y OR x AND z OR y AND z OR x AND (NOT y) c) x AND y OR z OR y AND x OR z OR x AND y AND z d) x AND z OR y AND z OR x AND y AND z
  • 69. 43. How many multiplications at a minimum must be performed in order to calculate the polynomial expression “x4–2x3+5x2+x–6”? a) 2 b) 3 c) 5 d) 6
  • 70. 44. How many binary numbers can be represented using a 6-bit number that does not have two contiguous 1s? For example, “101010” does not have two contiguous 1s. a) 8 b) 13 c) 21 d) 34
  • 71. 000000 101010 100001 100000 010101 101001 010000 100100 100101 001000 010010 101000 000100 001001 010100 000010 100010 001010 000001 010001 000101
  • 72. 45. When the expression (A – 2 x ( B + C) - D x E) x F in conventional infix notation is converted to the prefix expression, which of the following represents the resulting expression? a) A2 BC + × − DE × − F × b) A2 BC + × − DE × F − × c) × − − A × 2 × B + CDEF d) × − − A × 2 + BC × DEF
  • 73. 46. When the figure below shows the process flow of a compiler that is used for procedural languages, which of the following is the appropriate combination that should be inserted into blanks A though C?   A B C a) Lexical analysis Semantic analysis Syntax analysis b) Lexical analysis Syntax analysis Semantic analysis c) Semantic analysis Syntax analysis Lexical analysis d) Syntax analysis Lexical analysis Semantic analysis