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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F: Octal Addition

1. This document outlines various number conversion methods between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal number systems. 2. Binary to decimal conversion adds the value of each bit position starting from the right (2^0, 2^1, 2^2 etc.). Binary to octal groups bits into 3-bit chunks to represent values from 0-7. Binary to hexadecimal groups bits into 4-bit chunks to represent values from 0-15. 3. Conversions between other number systems work by dividing the number by the base (8 for octal, 16 for hexadecimal) and keeping the remainder as the ones place value, with the quotient becoming the next place value. Carrying is needed if the number exceeds

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F: Octal Addition

1. This document outlines various number conversion methods between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal number systems. 2. Binary to decimal conversion adds the value of each bit position starting from the right (2^0, 2^1, 2^2 etc.). Binary to octal groups bits into 3-bit chunks to represent values from 0-7. Binary to hexadecimal groups bits into 4-bit chunks to represent values from 0-15. 3. Conversions between other number systems work by dividing the number by the base (8 for octal, 16 for hexadecimal) and keeping the remainder as the ones place value, with the quotient becoming the next place value. Carrying is needed if the number exceeds

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Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division N₂- Binary 3 3
0,0 0 0 0 0 N₁₀- Decimal 4 4
1,1 0, carry 1 0 1 1 N₈- Octal 5 5
0,1 1 1,borrow 1 0 0 N₁₆- Hexadecimal 6 6
1,0 1 1 0 0 7 7
8 8
N₂-N₁₀ add the value (8, 4, 2, 1, 0) Octal Addition 9 9
N₂-N₈ II0│00I│0I0 if a N >8, minus 8 then carry (How many 8 subtracted) A 10
N₈-N₂ (3 Bits) if a N<8, no carry B 11
N₈-N₁₀ ( ₁₀*8₁₀²)+( ₁₀*8₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*8₁₀⁰) Hexadecimal Addition C 12
N₁₀-N₈ ᶰ/₈ if a N >16, minus 16 then carry (How many 16 subtracted) D 13
N₁₀- N₂ ᶰ/₂ if a N<16, no carry E 14
F 15
N₂-N₁₆ II00│0I0I│0I00│1011 Covert with decimal point
N₁₆-N₂ (4 Bits) set 1 set 2
N₁₆-N₁₀ ( ₁₀*16₁₀²)+( ₁₀*16₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*16₁₀⁰) N₁₀-N₈ ᶰ/₈ .n*8
N₁₀- N₁₆ ᶰ/₁₆ N₁₀- N₂ ᶰ/₂ .n*2
N₈-N₁₆ Step 1-Convert to binary. N₁₀- N₁₆ ᶰ/₁₆ .n*16
Step 2 - N₂-N₁₆ N₈-N₁₀ (₁₀*8₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*8₁₀⁰)+( ₁₀*8₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*8₁₀²)
N₁₆- N₈ Step 1 – convert to binary N₁₆-N₁₀ (₁₀*16₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*16₁₀⁰)+(₁₀*16₁₀¹)+( ₁₀*16₁₀²)
Step 2 - N₂-N₈

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