Chapter 4: Q7E (page 255)
Convert the hexadecimal expansion of each of these in- tigersto a binary expansion.
a) (80E)16 b) (135AB)16
c) (ABBA)16 d) (DEFACED)1
Chapter 4: Q7E (page 255)
Convert the hexadecimal expansion of each of these in- tigersto a binary expansion.
a) (80E)16 b) (135AB)16
c) (ABBA)16 d) (DEFACED)1
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a) 22 b) 31 c) −7 d) −19
Convert to octal and hexadecimal representations.
a) Explain why ndiv 7 equals the number of complete weeks in days.
b) Explain why n div 24 equals the number of complete days inn hours.
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Convert the octal expansion of each of these integers to a
binary expansion.
a) (572)8 b) (1604)8
c) (423)8 d) (2417)8
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