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Numbering System Conversion Exercise

This document provides an exercise to convert between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal numbering systems. It includes a table with blanks to be filled in with the corresponding values for each numbering system, with examples like binary 01100010 being equivalent to decimal 130 and hexadecimal 82.

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Numbering System Conversion Exercise

This document provides an exercise to convert between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal numbering systems. It includes a table with blanks to be filled in with the corresponding values for each numbering system, with examples like binary 01100010 being equivalent to decimal 130 and hexadecimal 82.

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Judith Nelson
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WEST COLLEGE SCOTLAND

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Numbering System Conversion Exercise

Fill in the blanks in the table below

Binary Decimal (Denary) Hexadecimal


(Use 8 bits)

255

BA

43

01100010

129

01001010

65

1B

01000000

241

10011001

F0

59

57

A4

00001001

E0

10001000

Computer/Console Architecture
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