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To represent values larger than 255, processor designers combine bytes. Two bytes, with 16 bits, can

To represent values larger than 255, processor designers combine bytes. Two bytes, with 16 bits, can represent all the numbers from 0 to ________.
A) 100,000
B) 65,535
C) 256
D) 1,000,000

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This chapter was tough, make sure you study it well for the exam.

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