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Cs302 Assign 1

The document contains solutions to two questions: 1) It performs arithmetic operations on numbers in different bases and converts the result to the Caveman Number System. The result is (-2134231111)5. 2) It converts a hexadecimal number to binary and then gray code. It also finds the excess-7 code for an octal number by converting it to binary. The document provides step-by-step workings to solve problems involving number conversions between different bases, including hexadecimal, binary, octal, and the Caveman Number System.

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Cs302 Assign 1

The document contains solutions to two questions: 1) It performs arithmetic operations on numbers in different bases and converts the result to the Caveman Number System. The result is (-2134231111)5. 2) It converts a hexadecimal number to binary and then gray code. It also finds the excess-7 code for an octal number by converting it to binary. The document provides step-by-step workings to solve problems involving number conversions between different bases, including hexadecimal, binary, octal, and the Caveman Number System.

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CS302

Question no 1
Perform the following arithmetic operations on given data, you can
use indirect conversion or repeated division methods only. Convert
the result into Caveman Number system.
 6 F 4 DE 2  H   3476423 0   1011010101010101011101 B        5   9877693 D
Solution :
Step1:
(6 F 4 DE 2) H  (?) D
 6 F 4 DE 2  16  (6 165 )  (15*164 )  (4*163 )  (13*162 )  (14*161 )  (2*160 )
 6 F 4 DE 2  16  6291456  983040  16384  3328  224  2
 6 F 4 DE 2  16  7294434D
Step 2 :
(3476423) 0  (?) D
(3476423)8  (3*86 )  (4*85 )  (7 *84 )  (6*83 )  (4*82 )  (2*81 )  (3*80 )
(3476423)8  786432  131072  28672  3072  256  16  3
(3476423)8  949523D
Step3 :
101101010101010101111012  (?)10
101101010101010101111012  (1* 221 )  (0* 2 20 )  (1* 219 )  (1* 218 )  (0* 217 )  (1* 216 )
101101010101010101111012  (0* 215 )  (1* 214 )  (0* 213 )  (1* 212 )  (0* 211 )  (1* 210 )
101101010101010101111012  (0* 29 )  (1* 28 )  (0* 2 7 )  (1* 26 )  (0* 25 )  (1* 24 )  (1* 23 )
101101010101010101111012  (1* 2 2 )  (0* 21 )  (1* 2 0 )
101101010101010101111012  2097152  0  524288  262144  0  65536  0  16384  0  4096
101101010101010101111012  0  1024  0  256  0  64  0  16  8  4  0  1
101101010101010101111012  297097310
Step 4 :
(   )5  (?) D
(   )5  *54   *53   *52   *51   *50
(   )5  *625   *125  *25   *5   *1
(   )5  4*625  1*125  2* 25* 0*5  3*1
(   )5  2500  125  50  0  3
(   )5  2678
(   )5  (2678) D
 6 F 4 DE 2  H   3476423 0   1011010101010101011101 B        5   9877693 D
 7294434  949523  2970973  2678  9877693
 8246635  12848666
 4602031

Solution:
5 -4602031 Reminder
5 920406 1
5 184081 1
5 36816 1
5 7363 1
5 1472 3
5 294 2
5 58 4
5 11 3
2 1

( 2134231111)5

Convert this base 5 number to Caveman Number System


(2134231111)  (     )

Question No.2
( FE 45EA) H
Convert into the Grey Code.
Solution:

Convert the hexadecimal number ( FE 45EA) H to binary by replacing the


each hexadecimal symbol with appropriate four bits binary number.
Step 1:
Hexa F E 4 5 E A
Number
Binary 1111 1110 0100 0101 1110 1010
number

Step 2:
Binary 1111 1110 0100 0101 1110 1010
Number
Gray 1000 1001 0110 0111 1001 1111
Code
So, the Grey Code is = 10001001011001111001111
Question No.2 (Part B)

 Find the equivalence Excesss-7 code for the number  76372  o


Solution
Convert octal number to Excess 7
Octal 7 6 3 7 2
Number
Adding 8 8 8 8 8 8
We get 15 14 11 15 10
Convert 1111 1110 1011 1111 1010
into
binary
each bit

Equivalent Excess-7 code for the number  76372  o is equal to


(11111110101111111010)

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