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Converting numerical data between different number system involves

The document outlines methods for converting numerical data between different number systems, including decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal. It provides systematic approaches for each conversion type, such as dividing by the base and recording remainders for decimal to binary, octal, and hexadecimal, and multiplying by powers of the base for the reverse conversions. Examples are included for clarity on each conversion process.

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Converting numerical data between different number system involves

The document outlines methods for converting numerical data between different number systems, including decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal. It provides systematic approaches for each conversion type, such as dividing by the base and recording remainders for decimal to binary, octal, and hexadecimal, and multiplying by powers of the base for the reverse conversions. Examples are included for clarity on each conversion process.

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CONVERTING NUMERICAL

DATA BETWEEN DIFFERENT


NUMBER SYSTEM INVOLVES A
SYSTEMATIC APPROACH
1.DECIMAL TO BINARY

METHOD REPEATEDLY DIVIDE THE DECIMAL


NUMBER BY 2 AND RECORD THE REMAINDER
.

Example : convert 25 (decimal) TO binary


1.BINARY TO DECIMAL

METHOD:MULTIPLY EACH BINARY DIGIT BY THE


CORRESPONDING POWER OF 2 AND SUM THE RESULT

EXAMPLE :CONVERT 11010 (BINARY)TO DECIMAL


3.DECIMAL TO OCTAL

METHOD:REPEATEDLY DIVIDE THE DECIMAL NUMBER BY


8 AND RECORD THE REMAINDERS
• EXAMPLE: CONVERT 50 TO DECIMAL TO OCTAL:
4. OCTAL TO DECIMAL
METHOD: MULTIPLY EACH OCTAL DIGIT BY THE
CORRESPONDING POWER OF 8 AND SUM THE RESULT

• EXAMPLE:CONVERT 37 (OCTAL) TO DECIMAL


5. DECIMAL TO HEXADECIMAL

METHOD: REPEATEDLY DIVIDE THE DECIMAL NUMER BY 16 AND RECORD


THE REMAINDER. CONVERT REAMINDERS GREATER THAN 9 TO THEIR
HEXADECIMAL EQUIVALENTS (A-F).

• EXAMPLE:CONVERT 67 (DECIMAL) TO HEXADECIMAL


6. HEXADECIMAL TO DECIMAL

• MULTIPLY EACH HEXADECMAL DIGIT BY THE CORRESPONDING


POWER OF 16 AND SUM THE RESLT. REMEMBER TO USE THE
DECIMAL VALUES FOR A-F (A=10,B=11 ETC.)

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