Complete the following Table - this assumes the number of places is represented in the exponent. Term Value Noun Name (if Decimal Equivalent an Bit 1040 None None None 1041 None None 23 Hex or Nibble 25 2 256 None None 1000 10A6 1024 Kilo 10 2A20 2A30 100 1041 10A3 106 109 1,073,741,824 NA NA NA NA NA Unit 1,000,000,000 What is the significance of the exponent in each term? Answer this question by considering the role of the exponent both in the binary numbers Ex: 2130 and number of digits in the decimal number Ex: 10A3 So you have to explain what is the role of A30 in 2A30 and what is the role of A3 in 10A3 How do the noun names relate between the decimal and binary equivalents? The same 'nouns' are used for the exponent numbers as well as the decimal values. As you can see the decimal values are smaller than the binary values. The binary values are used for storage, for example when we talk about 1 Kilo Byte of storage, that's equivalent to 2A10 which is equal to 1024. The actual number for a Kilo is 1000 but since we are using a binary number (2A10) to represent it and we get an actual number of 1024. If we talk about a Kilo bit of information for data transmission, we use exactly 1000 bits or 1 Kilo Bits. In both of these cases the 'noun' that we use to refer to it is called 'kilo