A vintage 8-bit music synthesizer uses single-byte registers to store control parameters for its sound chips. The state of three specific registers is represented either as an 8-bit unsigned binary configuration or as its equivalent denary parameter value.
Complete the table below by converting the binary configurations into denary, and the denary value into an 8-bit unsigned binary number.
| Register State (8-bit Binary) | Parameter Value (Denary) |
|---|---|
| 10110100 | |
| 109 | |
| 01001011 |
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