1. Convert to hexadecimal form (a) 10110100101110$_2$, (b) 11100.1011011011$_2$. 2. Convert the following decimal numbers to binary (a) 653.625 (b) 235.07.
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Convert to hexadecimal form: a) 10110100101110 To convert this binary number to hexadecimal, we can group the binary digits into groups of 4 from right to left. If there are not enough digits to form a group of 4, we can add leading zeros. So, let's group the Show more…
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