15. To convert hexadecimal no. 32 b16 to octal choose the correct sequence of computation.. * 32 b16 (2*1s) + (3*16s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<-6, 6/1s= 6,6- (6*1s)=0. O 32 b16 (2*1) + (3*16s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<-6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (6*1s)=0. = O 32 b16 (2*1s) + (3*16s) = 50; 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<=6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (6*1s)=0. = 32 b16 (2*1s) + (3*16s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1<-6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (6*1s)=0. ATO(ALL THE OPTIONS) O NATO(Not among the options)

15. To convert hexadecimal no. 32 b16 to octal choose the correct sequence of computation.. * 32 b16 (21s) + (316s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<-6, 6/1s= 6,6- (61s)=0. O 32 b16 (21) + (316s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<-6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (61s)=0. = O 32 b16 (21s) + (316s) = 50; 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1s<=6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (61s)=0. = 32 b16 (21s) + (316s) = 50; 64s 8s 1s, 8s <= 50, 50/8s = 6; 1<-6, 6/1s= 6, 6- (61s)=0. ATO(ALL THE OPTIONS) O NATO(Not among the options)

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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