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How many maximum number of representations can some number have in signed magnitude representation, given n bits are used?( Marks: -0.33 )

  1.   2
    Explanation:
    0 (zero) has 2 representations in signed magnitude representation.
  2.   1
  3.   2n
  4.   n
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question is not asking about range of numbers u can represent using n bits
it's asking how many maximum representations u can have for any number in signed magnitude?
so given answer is right...in signed magnitude we have 2 representations for 0...one starting with 0000000.. and other
starting with 10000.....
in 1s compliment also we have 2 representations fr 0...

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