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DPCO Unit 1 Assignment

The document outlines a series of assignments related to number system conversions, including decimal to binary, binary to decimal, and binary to hexadecimal. It also covers two's complement operations, ASCII representation with parity bits, and IEEE 745 single precision representation. The assignments are divided into two batches, each containing multiple conversion tasks and questions.

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DPCO Unit 1 Assignment

The document outlines a series of assignments related to number system conversions, including decimal to binary, binary to decimal, and binary to hexadecimal. It also covers two's complement operations, ASCII representation with parity bits, and IEEE 745 single precision representation. The assignments are divided into two batches, each containing multiple conversion tasks and questions.

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ASSIGNMENT

UNIT 1

BATCH 1

1.Convert the following decimal numbers to binary


(a)35
(b)85.5

2.Convert the following binary numbers to decimal


(a) 1111101
(b) 1010111.1011

3. Convert the following binary numbers to hexadecimal


(a) 1000100111
(b) 101111.101

4.Convert each of the following numbers to base of 10: (a) (34A)16

5.Convert the following decimal numbers to base of 16: (a) (234)10

6.Convert the following numbers to binary


(a)(3FDA)16

7.Find two’s complements of the following numbers:


(a) 11111111
(b) 10110000

8..The word “LOGIC” is given.


(a)Represent in ASCII.
(b)Add even parity bit to each character and represent each character in hex.

9.Represent (100101100111)BCD in decimal

10.Convert the following two’s complement numbers to decimal


(a) 1011
(b) 11111001
(c) 10011111

11.Subtract the following unsigned numbers using two’s complement


11110011–11000011

12.What is the largest 16-bit binary value that can be represented by


(a)Unsigned number
(b)Signed magnitude
(c)Signed two’s complement

13.Represent the following decimal numbers in IEEE 745 single precision: 34.375

14.Convert the following IEEE 745 single precision to decimal number: 1 10000100
01110000000000000000000
:
BATCH-II

1.Convert the following decimal numbers to binary


(a)39
(b) 23.25

2.Convert the following binary numbers to decimal


(a) 11111111
(b) 10000000

3.Convert the following binary numbers to hexadecimal


(a) 1110011010
(b) 101111.101

4. Convert each of the following numbers to base of 10


(a) (FAC)16

5.Convert the following decimal numbers to base of 16


(75)10

6..Convert the following numbers to binary


(b)(FDA.5F)16

7..Find two’s complements of the following numbers

(a) 10000000
(b)00000000

8..The word “LOGIC” is given.


(a)Represent in ASCII.
(b)Add even parity bit to each character and represent each character in hex.

9.Represent (110010000100)BCD in decimal.

10..Convert the following two’s complement numbers to decimal


(a) 1011
(b) 11111001

11..Subtract the following unsigned numbers using two’s complement


10001101–11111000

12.What is the largest 16-bit binary value that can be represented by


(a)Unsigned number
(b)Signed magnitude
(c)Signed two’s complement

13.Represent the following decimal numbers in IEEE 745 single precision


—0.045

14.Convert the following IEEE 745 single precision to decimal number


0 01111100 11100000000000000000000

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