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Q1 (10 questions, 7 pts each): Conversion of numbers with different bases Perform the following conversions: -Show your work step by step, do not just give the final answer. 1) (6543)<sub>8</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub> 2) (188.750)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub> 3) (352)<sub>6</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub> 4) (404)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>5</sub> 5) (1111110100011101)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>16</sub> 6) (C1B6)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub> 7) (07DE)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub> 8) (11010011.1001)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub> 9) (111001110110)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>8</sub> 10) (777)<sub>9</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>

          Q1 (10 questions, 7 pts each): Conversion of numbers with different
bases
Perform the following conversions:
-Show your work step by step, do not just give the final answer.
1) (6543)<sub>8</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
2) (188.750)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
3) (352)<sub>6</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
4) (404)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>5</sub>
5) (1111110100011101)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>16</sub>
6) (C1B6)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
7) (07DE)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
8) (11010011.1001)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
9) (111001110110)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>8</sub>
10) (777)<sub>9</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>

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Q1 (10 questions, 7 pts each): Conversion of numbers with different
bases
Perform the following conversions:
-Show your work step by step, do not just give the final answer.
1) (6543)<sub>8</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
2) (188.750)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
3) (352)<sub>6</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
4) (404)<sub>10</sub> = (?)<sub>5</sub>
5) (1111110100011101)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>16</sub>
6) (C1B6)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>2</sub>
7) (07DE)<sub>16</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
8) (11010011.1001)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>
9) (111001110110)<sub>2</sub> = (?)<sub>8</sub>
10) (777)<sub>9</sub> = (?)<sub>10</sub>

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Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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To convert a number to a different base, we need to divide the number by the base repeatedly until the quotient is 0. The remainders at each step will give us the digits in the new base. 16543 divided by z gives us a quotient of q1 and a remainder of r1. 16543 Show more…

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Q1 (10 questions, 7 pts each): Conversion of numbers with different bases. Perform the following conversions: - Show your work step by step, do not just give the final answer. 16543 = z 2188.7501 = 3352 = 10 440410 = 51111110100011101z = 6 6(C1B616 = 2 707DE16 = 10 811010011.1001 = 9111001110110 = 10777 = 10

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