[24hoursupport] Re: Binary, Octal, and Hex help needed! :)
- From: "John Doe" <JohnDoe4u2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 22:08:55 -0500
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From: <Lpagsugu@xxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 8:47 PM
Subject: [24hoursupport] Binary, Octal, and Hex help needed! :)
> Hi, I'm really confused about two's complement and octal.
>
> 1.) In two's complement, how can using the opposite and adding one change
a
> number into the negative?
>
> 2.) If octal 7 is 111 in binary, what is 8 and 9?
Conversion is similar from decimal to binary.
The difference being the number of digits used.
8 in binary is 1000 while in octal it is 10.
9 in binary is 1001 while in octal it is 11.
>
> I have some sample problems and I'll show you my answers for some of them.
> Please let me know if I'm on the right track or not. Thanks!
>
> a.)
> Decimal: 37
> Binary: 100101>>>>>>correct. 32+4+1=37
> Octal: 45>>>>> 8+8+8+8+5 correct
> Hex: 25>>>>>correct 15+15+5=37
>
> b.)
> Decimal: -8
> Binary: 1000>>>>correct 8+0=8
> Octal: 1 >>>> should be 10. 8+2=10
> Hex: 8>>>>correct
>
> c.)
> Decimal: 10
> Binary: 1010>>>>correct 8+2=10
> Octal: 12 >>>> correct 8+2=10
> Hex: A >>>> correct
>
> d.)
> Decimal: -53
> Binary: 001011 (101011) (typo) >>>32+16++4+1=53
> Octal: 13 >>> if decimal 10 is octal 12 how can this be correct?
8+8+8+8+8+8+5=53. so it should be 65
> Hex: B >>>> not possible with only one digit. 16+16+11 so it should be FFB
>
> Thank you again for your help!
> Lene
>
Just remember what base you're using. Then do as I did to come up with your
answer.
add 8 or a6 as needed and that will give you the first number. The remainder
is then added.
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