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Number Systems Worksheet1

This worksheet contains a series of exercises on converting numbers between different number systems including decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal. It also includes tasks for representing numbers in sign and magnitude, two's complement, and BCD, as well as performing arithmetic operations in these systems. Additionally, it addresses fixed point representation and ASCII conversions.

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Number Systems Worksheet1

This worksheet contains a series of exercises on converting numbers between different number systems including decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal. It also includes tasks for representing numbers in sign and magnitude, two's complement, and BCD, as well as performing arithmetic operations in these systems. Additionally, it addresses fixed point representation and ASCII conversions.

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Number Systems Worksheet #1

1. Convert the following decimal number to binary: 54

2. Convert the following binary number to decimal: 110011

3. Convert the following decimal number to octal: 54

4. Convert the following octal number to decimal: 35

5. Convert the following decimal number to hexadecimal: 54

6. Convert the following hexadecimal number to decimal: B4

7. Convert the following binary number to octal: 11001110

8. Convert the following binary number to hexadecimal: 1011001101

9. Convert the following binary faction to decimal: 111.01

10. Convert the following decimal fraction to binary: 8.75

11. Using 8 bits represent the following numbers in sign and magnitude: (a) -23 (b) 18

12. (i) What is the decimal value of these sign and magnitude numbers?(a) 10010101

(b) 010100110

13. Using 8 bits represent the following numbers in two’s complement: (a) -54 (b) 30

14. (i) Find the decimal representation of the following 8 bit two’s complement numbers:

(a) 10011010 (b) 00010101

15. What is the BCD representation of the following decimal numbers? (a) 974 (b) -315

16. What is the decimal value of the following BCD numbers? (a) 101110010011 (b) 01011111

17. The ASCII representation for the letter ‘G’ is 1111010. What is the representation for the letter ‘C’?

18. Add the following octal numbers: 236+752

19. Add the following hexadecimal numbers: B76+ AD

20. Subtract the following binary numbers: 101110-101

21. Subtract the following octal numbers: 521-246

22. Subtract the following hexadecimal numbers: 715- 2A

23 A fixed point system assumes that the last two bits are to the right of the decimal point. How is the

value 11001101 assumed to be stored?


Dr Gill’s Number Systems Worksheet

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