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Alternate interpretation from history: ENIAC had 20-digit precision pe...
Improved system: 16 registers × 2 bytes = 32 bytes — but ENIAC is 200
But the question likely intends:
ENIAC: 20 digits × 10 registers × (4 bits / 8 bits per byte) × 1 byte...
Improved: 16 × 2 = 32 bytes
But ENIAC occupies 200 bytes
Yet the difference is not required.
Re-read: how many total bytes does the ENIAC register memory occupy —...
digits × 10 registers = 200 digit-equivalents, but memory stored in by...
Assume 1 digit = 1/8 byte → 20 digits = 20/8 = 2.5 bytes per register

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