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Since Binary Numbers Have Base Equals To 2, Then

The document provides worked examples for converting binary numbers to their equivalent decimal values. It includes multiple examples with step-by-step solutions for various binary numbers. The focus is on identifying the place value of each digit in the binary system and applying the base of 2 for conversion.

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Since Binary Numbers Have Base Equals To 2, Then

The document provides worked examples for converting binary numbers to their equivalent decimal values. It includes multiple examples with step-by-step solutions for various binary numbers. The focus is on identifying the place value of each digit in the binary system and applying the base of 2 for conversion.

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WORKED EXAMPLES.

Case I. Conversion of any number system (Binary, octa, hexadecimal) to decimal number.

Example 1.

Convert the following binary number system to its equivalent decimal number.

(a) 110001 (b) 110011 (c) 101110

Solution.

First, identify the place of each number.

(a) 110001

1 1 0 0 0 1
0 position These are
1st position powers
2nd position multiplied by
3rd position the base
4th position
5th position

Since binary numbers have base equals to 2, then

(b) 110011 to decimal.

(c) 101110 to decimal

5 4 3 210
Example 2.

Covert the following binary number system to its equivalent decimal number

(a) 110010 (b) 11111 (d) 11110110

(c) 10110 (e) 100101 (f) 0010

(g) 1010101111 (h) 0011111001

Solution

(a) 110010

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