2. What is the range of decimal values that can be represented using n bits? 1. Complete the following table by converting each provided number system to the other. Binary 110101 Hexadecimal 4B$_{16}$ Decimal 57 BCD 1000 0101
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Binary: The given binary number is 110101. To convert it to decimal, we can use the place value method. Starting from the rightmost digit, we assign the place values as powers of 2, starting from 2^0. So, the place values for each digit in the binary number are as Show more…
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