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The document is a worksheet from AASTU's School of Information Science and Technology, containing various exercises related to number system conversions and arithmetic operations. It includes tasks such as converting binary, octal, and hexadecimal numbers to decimal, as well as performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in binary and 2's complement form. The exercises are designed for students in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering focusing on Digital Electronics.

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The document is a worksheet from AASTU's School of Information Science and Technology, containing various exercises related to number system conversions and arithmetic operations. It includes tasks such as converting binary, octal, and hexadecimal numbers to decimal, as well as performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in binary and 2's complement form. The exercises are designed for students in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering focusing on Digital Electronics.

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AASTU, School of Information Science and Technology

Work sheet-one
1. Convert the binary number (11101.1011)2 to its decimal equivalent.

2. Convert the octal number (651.7)8 to its decimal equivalent.

3. Convert the hexadecimal number (EF9.B)16 to its decimal equivalent.

4. Convert the decimal number (57)10 to its binary equivalent.

5. Convert the decimal number (0.54379)10 to its binary equivalent.

6. Convert the decimal number (0.7890625)10 to its binary equivalent.

7. Convert the decimal number (57.54379)10 to its binary equivalent.

8. Convert the decimal number (543.815)10 to its octal equivalent.

9. Convert the decimal number (683.275)10 to its hexadecimal equivalent.

10. Convert the binary number (11011101111001.01111)2 to its octal


equivalent.

11. Convert the octal number (527.64)8 to its binary equivalent.

12. Convert the binary number (1000110111001.01011)2 to its hexadecimal


equivalent.

13. Convert the hexadecimal number (A9C7.BD)16 to its binary equivalent.

14. Add the numbers (110010010)2 and (1011100)2


15. Add the numbers (110110)2, (101001)2, (100111)2, (11010)2, and
(111101)2
16. Perform the subtraction (1100100 – 1010011)2 using the
twos−complement method.
17. Perform the subtraction (1010011 – 1100100)2 using the
twos−complement method.
18. Multiply 01101010 by 11110001 in 2’s complement form.
19. Divide 01000100 by 00011001 in 2’s complement form.
20. Divide 11010100 by 10011001 in 2’s complement form.

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