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The worksheet focuses on the concept of information representation, specifically binary magnitudes and the differences between prefixes and decimal numbers. It includes exercises for converting decimal numbers to binary, binary numbers to decimal, and using both sign and magnitude representation and two's complement method. Students are expected to complete conversions for given numbers in various formats.

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The worksheet focuses on the concept of information representation, specifically binary magnitudes and the differences between prefixes and decimal numbers. It includes exercises for converting decimal numbers to binary, binary numbers to decimal, and using both sign and magnitude representation and two's complement method. Students are expected to complete conversions for given numbers in various formats.

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Worksheet 1

Information Representation

Learning objectives:

Students will be able to understand, use and analyze concept of


 Binary magnitudes and the difference between prefixes and decimal
numbers
1. Convert the following Numbers to Binary

a. 67 b. 165

2. Convert the following Binary numbers to decimal

a. 1100111 b. 1000010

3. Convert the following decimal number to binary using sign and magnitude representation.

a. 65 b. -120

4. Convert the following decimal number to binary using two’s complement method.

a. 65 b. -120

5. Convert the following binary number represented in two’s complement method to its equivalent
denary.

a. 11100111 b. 01000010

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