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So ENIAC memory = <<10*2.5=25>>25 bytes
Improved = 32, but question asks for ENIAC occupancy: 25
But let's use precise logic:
digit = 8 bits → 1 byte
decimal digit ≈ 8 bits → so 20 digits ≈ 20 bytes per register? No — co...
So 20 digits ≈ 20 bytes per register
registers → 200 bytes
But ENIAC system used 20-digit precision per register — assume each di...
Then 20 digits = 20 bytes per register
registers = 10 × 20 = 200 bytes

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