Number Bases Exploration
Explore different number bases, convert between them, and perform basic operations in various bases.
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Number Bases Exploration
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1. The base-10 number system is also known as the system.
2. In base 5, the digits used are .
3. To convert a number from a different base to base 10, we use notation.
1. Which of the following is the correct representation of the decimal number 13 in binary (base 2)?
1011₂
1101₂
1110₂
1001₂
2. What is the decimal equivalent of the number 23₄?
9
11
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10
1. Convert the decimal number 25 to base 3. Show your work.
2. Convert the number 1A₁₆ (hexadecimal) to its decimal equivalent. Show your work.
1. The number 7 in base 8 is written as 7₈.
True
False
2. In base 16 (hexadecimal), the digit 'F' represents the decimal value 15.
True
False
1. A computer stores data in binary. If a certain memory location holds the binary number 10110₂, what is its decimal value? Explain how you found your answer.
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