Which of the following is true of how computers represent numbers? A. Using a fixed but large number of bits can eliminate the possibility of round off error when representing numbers in binary B. With a fixed number of bits some numbers are too large to represent in a computer which will lead to overflow errors. C. Using a fixed but large number of bits, for example 128, eliminates the possibility of overflow errors. D. With a large but fixed number of bits it is possible to eliminate either round-off errors or overflow errors, but not both.

C. Using a fixed but large number of bits, for example 128, eliminates the possibility of overflow errors.

Explanation:

Computer as an intelligent device can only be able to represent inputs through conversion to readable machine language before it becomes output. In order to do this, there is a need to convert those inputs into bits and bytes. The converted input is then brought out as a readable format on the computer screen.

Using the concept of numerical representation in a computer, the correct statement is:

B. With a fixed number of bits some numbers are too large to represent in a computer which will lead to overflow errors.

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