The binary string 00100100 is a member of which of the following problems? Remember, a "problem" is a language whose strings represent the cases of a problem that have the answer "yes." In this question, you should assume that all languages are sets of binary strings interpreted as base-2 integers. The exception is the problem of finding palindromes, which are strings that are identical when reversed, like 00100100, regardless of their numerical value.

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The binary string 00100100 is a member of which of the following problems? Remember, a "problem" is a language whose strings represent the cases of a problem that have the answer "yes." In this question, you should assume that all languages are sets of binary strings interpreted as base-2 integers. The exception is the problem of finding palindromes, which are strings that are identical when reversed, like 00100100, regardless of their numerical value.

a) Is the given string a palindromes ?

b) Is the given string a perfect cube?

c) Is the given string greater than 50?

d) Is the given string even?

e) is the given string a perfect square?

a) the given binary string is a palindromes

b) the given string is NOT a perfect cube

c) the given string is NOT greater than 50?

d) the given string is an even

e) the given string a perfect square

Explanation:

Given that;

binary string : 00100100

a)

Is the given string a palindromes ?

the given binary string = 00100100

now when you reverse the string, its still going to be : 00100100

so the given binary string is a palindromes

b)

Is the given string a perfect cube

the given string : 00100100 = 36

now 2^3 = 8,

3^3 = 27,

4^3 = 64

so 36 is not a perfect cubic

hence the given string is NOT a perfect cube

c)

Is the given string greater than 50?

the given string : 00100100 = 36

and 36 < 50

so the given string is NOT greater than 50?

d)

Is the given string even?

the given string  : 00100100 = 36

and 36 can be divided exactly by 2

so the given string is an even

e)

is the given string a perfect square?

the given string  : 00100100 = 36

now 6^2 = 36  i.e 6 multiply by 6 = 36

therefore the given string a perfect square

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