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# Convert the following numbers to their (unsigned) decimal and hexadecimal equivalent. For each one indicate the amount of storage required to store them (nybble, byte, word, double-word): | # Convert the following numbers to their (unsigned) decimal and hexadecimal equivalent. For each one indicate the amount of storage required to store them (nybble, byte, word, double-word): | ||
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Revision as of 09:34, 8 September 2008
Exercises: Binary to hexadecimal and decimal
- Convert the following numbers to their (unsigned) decimal and hexadecimal equivalent. For each one indicate the amount of storage required to store them (nybble, byte, word, double-word):
0
1111
0000 1110 0001 1101 0000 0000
- Hex to binary and decimal
- Same question for these numbers:
0
1234
1010
ffff
- Decimal to binary and hex
- Same question for these numbers:
129
15
32767
