How many bits are needed for standard encoding if the size of the character set is X?

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Q. How many bits are needed for standard encoding if the size of the character set is X?

(A) log x

(B) x+1

(C) 2x

(D) x2

Correct Answer - Option(A)
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Explanation by: Praveen Singh

 if the size of the character set is x, then [log x] bits are needed for representation in a standard encoding.

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