(128) 8 is the representation of an octal number system.

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(128)₈ is the representation of an octal number system.

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False

Reason — The digit '8' is not valid in the octal system because the octal number system only includes digits from 0 to 7. Therefore, (128)₈ is not a valid octal number.

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(128)8 is the representation of an octal number system.

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