1. Consider all the unsigned binary numbers with fewer than 14 bits. a) How many unique...
1. Consider all the unsigned binary numbers with fewer than 14 bits.
a) How many unique numbers are possible?
b) How many of these values have the same number of 1's to the left and right of a single 0 (disregarding leading zeros).
c) Are any of these numbers prime?
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