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Base Worksheet

The document provides examples of converting between different numeric bases, including binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal. It contains problems for converting between these bases, as well as arithmetic problems performing addition, subtraction, and mixed base conversions in binary, octal, and hexadecimal.

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Base Worksheet

The document provides examples of converting between different numeric bases, including binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal. It contains problems for converting between these bases, as well as arithmetic problems performing addition, subtraction, and mixed base conversions in binary, octal, and hexadecimal.

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Worksheet - Number Bases

1. Convert the following binary numbers to equivalent decimal numbers.

• (a) (1101)2

• (b) (11101)2

• (c) (0101 1101)2

• (d) (1101 1101)2

• (e) (1111 1111)2

• (f ) (0101 1001)2

• (g) (1101 1101 0101)2

• (h) (11100.101)2

2. Convert the following decimal numbers to equivalent binary numbers.

• (a) (57)10

• (b) (45)10

• (c) (255)10

• (d) (256)10

• (e) (2416)10

• (f ) (4195)10
3. Convert the following octal numbers to equivalent decimal numbers.

• (a) (45)8

• (b) (2243)8

4. Convert the following decimal numbers to equivalent octal numbers.

• (a) (19)10

• (b) (132)10

• (c) (512)10

5. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to equivalent decimal numbers.

• (a) (B4)16

• (b) (1F F )16

• (c) (28AD)16

6. Convert the following decimal numbers to equivalent hexadecimal numbers.

• (a) (19)10

• (b) (312)10

• (c) (513)10
7. Convert the following binary numbers to equivalent octal numbers.

• (a) (1 1101)2

• (b) (1 0110 1101)2

• (c) (1011 0101)2

8. Convert the following binary numbers to equivalent hexadecimal numbers.

• (a) (10 1010)2

• (b) (1 1110 0110)2

• (c) (1101 0101)2

9. Miscellaneous - Perform the following base conversions

• (a) (141)5 = (?)10

• (b) (36)10 = (?)7

• (c) (110 0101)2 = (?)4 (Is there a shortcut way to do this?

10. Perform the following unsigned binary arithmetic. Verify your answer by converting each problem
into decimal. (Note: the last two are subtraction!)

a. 0111 0101 b. 0010 0110


+ 0011 0011 + 0101 1011
_________ _________

c. 1001 0011 d. 0101 1100


+ 0011 1011 + 0001 1111
_________ _________

e. 1001 1011 f. 0101 1001


- 0011 1011 - 0001 1111
_________ _________
11. Perform the following octal arithmetic. Verify your results by converting each problem into decimal.

a. 424 b. 5112
+ 163 + 1346
___ ____

12. Perform the following hexadecimal arithmetic. Verify your results by converting each problem into
decimal. (Note: the last two are subtraction!)

a. A4 b. 7F3
+ 27 + 41D
__ ___

c. 806 d. 56C
- 4B - 1FF
___ ___

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