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Class11 CS AnswerKey ComputerSystem NumberSystem BooleanLogic

The document is an answer key for a Class 11 Computer Science exam covering topics such as Computer Systems, Number Systems, and Boolean Logic. It includes questions and answers categorized into four sections, with varying marks assigned to each section. Key concepts include data representation, logic gates, memory types, and software classifications.

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Class11 CS AnswerKey ComputerSystem NumberSystem BooleanLogic

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Answer Key – Class 11 Computer

Science
Chapters: Computer System, Number System, Boolean Logic

Maximum Marks: 100

Section A – 1 Mark Each


1. ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange

2. Input: Keyboard, Output: Monitor

3. Base 2

4. AND gate

5. 13

6. ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit)

7. A + B

8. 10

9. Faster data access, no moving parts

10. Hexadecimal

Section B – 2 Marks Each


11. Decimal: 43, Octal: 53

12. Volatile memory loses data on power off (e.g., RAM), non-volatile retains data (e.g., ROM,
HDD)

13. RAM is read/write memory, ROM is read-only memory with permanent data

14. Binary: 11101, Hex: 1D

15. AND Gate Truth Table:


A B | A·B
00|0
01|0
10|0
11|1

16. ALU performs arithmetic and logical operations

17. Associative law: A+(B+C) = (A+B)+C; A·(B·C) = (A·B)·C

18. 6B

19. Symbol: Triangle with a small circle; Expression: A̅

20. Speed, Automation, Accuracy, Storage, Versatility (any two)

Section C – 3 Marks Each


21. CPU has CU (control unit), ALU (arithmetic logic unit), and registers for executing
instructions.

22. a) 155, b) 1100001, c) 63

23. OR gate: 0+0=0, 0+1=1, 1+0=1, 1+1=1; NAND = NOT(AND)

24. Primary: RAM, ROM; Secondary: HDD, SSD, CD, DVD etc.

25. Binary: 10011001, Octal: 231, Hex: 99

26. A + A·B = A (Using Absorption Law) ⇒ diagram is single input A

27. Compiler translates whole code; interpreter translates line by line

28. Answer: (11000)₂

29. Boolean constants: 0 and 1, representing False and True

30. Analog: continuous data; Digital: discrete data; differences in accuracy, storage,
processing

Section D – 5 Marks Each


31. System software (OS, compilers), Application software (MS Word, browsers), Utility
software (antivirus)

32. a) 217, b) 10100001, c) 00101111

33. A + A·B = A (Absorption Law)

34. Input, Output, Storage, Processing (CPU) – show block diagram

35. Expression: (A + B) · (A + C) – draw using AND, OR gates


36. a) Cache – fast temporary memory, b) SSD – fast secondary storage, c) Registers – CPU
memory for execution

37. 1001 – 0110 = 0011 (3 in binary using 2's complement method)

38. Binary (base 2), Octal (base 8), Decimal (base 10), Hexadecimal (base 16) – used in
computing

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