This document provides steps to convert a number from octal to binary. It explains that octal uses base-8 numbers (0-7) while binary uses base-2 numbers (0-1). To convert:
1) First convert the octal number to decimal
2) Then continuously divide the decimal number by 2 to get the binary representation
3) Alternatively, represent each octal digit in binary and concatenate the results to get the final binary number.
This document provides steps to convert a number from octal to binary. It explains that octal uses base-8 numbers (0-7) while binary uses base-2 numbers (0-1). To convert:
1) First convert the octal number to decimal
2) Then continuously divide the decimal number by 2 to get the binary representation
3) Alternatively, represent each octal digit in binary and concatenate the results to get the final binary number.
This document provides steps to convert a number from octal to binary. It explains that octal uses base-8 numbers (0-7) while binary uses base-2 numbers (0-1). To convert:
1) First convert the octal number to decimal
2) Then continuously divide the decimal number by 2 to get the binary representation
3) Alternatively, represent each octal digit in binary and concatenate the results to get the final binary number.
This document provides steps to convert a number from octal to binary. It explains that octal uses base-8 numbers (0-7) while binary uses base-2 numbers (0-1). To convert:
1) First convert the octal number to decimal
2) Then continuously divide the decimal number by 2 to get the binary representation
3) Alternatively, represent each octal digit in binary and concatenate the results to get the final binary number.
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How to Convert Octal to Binary Step by Step?
There are mainly four types of number systems used which are: 1. Decimal Number System: This is the number system that we generally use in our day to day life. Valid Numbers are (0, 1, 29).
2. Binary Number System: This is the number system that is generally understood by digital machines. Valid numbers are (0, 1).
3. Octal Number System: This number system is used in computers sometimes. Valid numbers are (0, 1,7)
4. Hexa Decimal Number System: This number system is generally used by computers. Valid numbers are (0,1, ,9,A,B,C,D,E,F).10 to 15 are represented by the uppercase alphabets A to F.
Step 2 ( Decimal ) How to convert octal to binary step by step process is shown below: Step 1: First convert it into decimal number system. Let the number in the octal form is (47) 8. Converting it into decimal gives us 4*81+7*80= (39)10. Step 2: Convert this decimal number into binary number by continuously dividing by 2 till the quotient = 0 and arranging the remainders in reverse order. Dividing 39 by 2 remainder = 1 quotient =19, Dividing 19 by 2 remainder = 1 quotient =9, Dividing 9 by 2 remainder = 1 quotient =4, Dividing 4 by 2 remainder = 0 quotient =2, Dividing 2 by 2 remainder =0 quotient =1, Dividing 1 by 2 remainder =1 quotient =0, Arranging these remainders in reverse order we get (100111)2. This is the binary form of the above given octal number.
Step 1 ( Straight ) There is a straight approach as well for the conversion of octal to binary that is: Octal number system follows bitwise representation hence taking a bit at a time and representing it in binary. Suppose we want to convert the same number in this way. The procedure will be: (47)8 Take 4 as a separate bit and 7 as a separate bit. Representing 4 in binary form gives us: 100 and representing 7 in the form gives us 111. Putting them besides gives us the proper number in binary format that is (47) 8----> (100111)2.
