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Base Conversion and Number Systems Guide

The document contains a series of course questions related to numeral systems, including base conversions and operations in different bases. It covers topics such as identifying the most significant bit (MSB) and least significant bit (LSB), converting numbers between various bases, and performing arithmetic operations. Additionally, it discusses the representation of signed numbers and their complements.

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Base Conversion and Number Systems Guide

The document contains a series of course questions related to numeral systems, including base conversions and operations in different bases. It covers topics such as identifying the most significant bit (MSB) and least significant bit (LSB), converting numbers between various bases, and performing arithmetic operations. Additionally, it discusses the representation of signed numbers and their complements.

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Course questions

What would be the symbols of a base 14 numeral system?


2. What would be the symbols of a base 12 numeric system?
3. Show, with an arrow, the MSB of the following binary word: 10111001
4. Show, using an arrow, the LSB of the following binary word: 10111001
5. What does LSB mean?
6. What does MSB mean?

Base conversion
1. Convert the following numbers to base 10:
(10101)2(1101101)2(101011,11)2(111010.01)2
(3123)4
(2153)6
(107)8(25146)8(15.67)8(17.03)8
(FF)16(1A74)16(D,C)16(A,4)16

2. Convert to binary (base 2):


(65)8(240)8(430,27)8(21,673)8
(12125)10(255)10(10,625)10(23,125)10
CAFE16(3D59)16(27,A3C)16(A0, B1)16

3. Convert to Octal (base 8):


(11110)2(1001010)2(10,10)2(101,10)2
(1476)10(908)10(5,3)10(9.02)10
(F0E)16(A10)16(80, C)16(3,D)16

4. Convert to Hexadecimal (base 16):


10012 (10110100101110)2(11,1001)2(10.01)2
(31)8708(10.07)8(2,1)8
(135)10(1425)10(31.25)10(90.25)10

5. Find the value of x satisfying the following equation: (101)x+2=5

6. Convertir le décimal 626,4375 dans le système à base 4

See the correction on:M'barek Aoubaida


The Operations
Carry out the following operations:
(10010101)2(101001)2 (36517)8+ (64753)8 (83A7F4)16(B5B63)16
(110111)2–(10101) 2 (465.37)8+ (31,613)8 (4C,3E)16+ (2,5D8)16
10012x (111)2 (6214)8 (3527)8 (74B64)16-(42AF)16
(101010)2divided by (110)2 (4617263)8–(1423736)8 (9C4D819)–(23C0482)16
(6254)8+ (4176)8 (82C5)16(9D86)16

The representation of signed numbers


1. Encode the following numbers on 8 bits using the absolute value representation.
-110-12810(127)10

2. Evaluate the restricted complement of the following numbers:


(10101)2(1101101)2
(3123)4
(2153)6
(107)8(25146)8
(897)10(124)10
(FF)16(1A74)16

3. Evaluate the true complement of the following numbers:


(101)2(1101101)2
(3123)4
(2153)6
(101)8(25146)8
(89)10(124)10
(F0)16(1A74)16

See the correction on:M'barek Aoubaida

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