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Lecture 0 | Full Computer Science
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Converting binary fractions to rational numbers (decimal fractions)
📌 To convert binary fractions to their decimal equivalents, all we have to do is multiply each bit with its power of 2 position.
💎 Note: To convert octal and hexadecimal fractions to their decimal equivalents we follow the same steps
we used above except we change the multiplier(Base) to 8 and 16 respectively.
Converting rational numbers to Baes B fractions
💎To convert rational numbers to their Base B fraction equivalent we will follow the following steps.
Step 1: Multiply the number after decimal point by B
Step 2: Take number before the decimal point from the result.
Step 3: repeat steps 1 and 2 until there is no decimal point to multiply
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📌 To convert binary fractions to their decimal equivalents, all we have to do is multiply each bit with its power of 2 position.
💎 Note: To convert octal and hexadecimal fractions to their decimal equivalents we follow the same steps
we used above except we change the multiplier(Base) to 8 and 16 respectively.
Converting rational numbers to Baes B fractions
💎To convert rational numbers to their Base B fraction equivalent we will follow the following steps.
Step 1: Multiply the number after decimal point by B
Step 2: Take number before the decimal point from the result.
Step 3: repeat steps 1 and 2 until there is no decimal point to multiply
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Computer Arithmetic
Now that binary numbers are discussed, it’s time to look at how their arithmetic works. But
there are two basic binary number representations so far. Unsigned binary numbers and binary
numbers that are represented using the sign and magnitude method.
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Now that binary numbers are discussed, it’s time to look at how their arithmetic works. But
there are two basic binary number representations so far. Unsigned binary numbers and binary
numbers that are represented using the sign and magnitude method.
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