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    1. A number system is a collection of symbols and rules for arithmetic operations and conversions. 2. Common number systems discussed include binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and BCD. 3. The document contains questions about conversions between different number systems, binary arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction, encoding and decoding between number systems, and properties of signed and unsigned numbers.

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    1. A number system is a collection of symbols and rules for arithmetic operations and conversions. 2. Common number systems discussed include binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and BCD. 3. The document contains questions about conversions between different number systems, binary arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction, encoding and decoding between number systems, and properties of signed and unsigned numbers.

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    1. A number system is a collection of symbols and rules for arithmetic operations and conversions. 2. Common number systems discussed include binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and BCD. 3. The document contains questions about conversions between different number systems, binary arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction, encoding and decoding between number systems, and properties of signed and unsigned numbers.

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    1.

    A _____ is a collection of ordered set of symbols (numbers) and various rules governing their
    arithmetic operations and conversions.
    2. (11)2 + (11)2 + (11)2 = ______.
    3. .
    4. The equivalent decimal number of maximum highest binary number of length one byte is _____.
    5. The BCD equivalent of decimal 15 is ______.
    6. When an even decimal number is converted into binary system the least significant bit will be
    _____.
    7. The hexadecimal, equivalent of a decimal number (49)10 is _____.
    8. The largest 4-bit binary number used in BCD code is _____.
    9. Perform following subtraction of binary numbers using 1’s complement. (i) 11011 – 10100
    (ii) 11100 – 00100 (iii) 100101 – 10011
    10. The BCD equivalent of decimal number 10 is _____.
    11. The 8421 BCD equivalent of decimal number 12 is ______.
    12. The radix of the Octal number system is ______.
    13. If you take 2’s complement twice, you get the ______ binary number.
    14. Taking the 2’s complement of a binary number is equivalent to ____ of a decimal number.
    15. In signed numbers 0 is used to represent a ______ number and 1 is used to represent a ______
    number
    16. The 2’s complement of binary number 1000 is _____.
    17. Convert the following. (i) (11001.101)2 = (?)10 (ii) (2 AF)16 = (?)2
    18. ASCII code is basically a ______.
    19. Convert the following (i) (283)10 = (?)16 (ii) (8 FF)16 = (?)10
    20. 2’s complement of (13)10 is _____.
    21. Solve the following: (i) (AB)16 = (?)10 (ii) (1000 1000 0001)BCD = (?)10 (iii) (110 1100)2 = (?)16 (iv) (3
    BAD)16 = (?)2
    22. Convert (1 F 8)16 into equivalent (i) binary (ii) decimal numbers
    23. Binary equivalent of hexadecimal number A7 is _____.
    24. A binary number whose 2’s complement and it is same, that binary number is _____.
    25. Convert the following (i) (98.58) 10= (______)2 (ii) (2E.8)16 = (_____) 10
    26. Convert (FA8)16 = (?)10 = (?) BCD
    27. The base of binary number system is ______.
    28. BCD equivalent of 41 is _____.
    29. Solve: (i) (A9B)16 = (?)10 (ii) (0011011101)2 = (?)10 (iii) (3905)10 = (?) 16
    30. Encode the following decimal numbers into BCD numbers. (i) 649 (ii) 71
    31. Convert the following decimal numbers into hexadecimal (i) 2479 (ii) 63
    32. Encode following numbers in BCD code. (i) 46 (ii) 327.89
    33. The numbers system which uses alphabets as well as numbers is _____.

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