Select two statements from the list below that correctly describe the advantages or characteristics of using hexadecimal representation in computer systems.

• A: Converting a program's machine code into hexadecimal format allows the CPU to execute instructions at a higher clock speed.
• B: A single hexadecimal digit corresponds exactly to a group of four binary bits (a nibble), allowing simple and direct conversion between the two bases.
• C: Storing data as hexadecimal characters in a file reduces the physical storage space required on a solid-state drive (SSD) compared to storing it as binary.
• D: Utilizing hexadecimal representation reduces the frequency of human transcription errors when working with long binary sequences, such as MAC addresses or color codes.
• E: Data packets sent over wireless networks experience fewer transmission errors when encoded in hexadecimal compared to binary.
• F: A 16-bit register can store a wider range of numerical values if the values are represented in hexadecimal rather than binary.