2. Answer the following the questions. Show work on the space providedbelow the problem. Write answers to the right of each problem. Eachproblem is worth.2.1. Convert 0111 0100 from binary to decimalConvert 1111 0110 from binary to decimal3. Convert 232 from decimal to base 25.4. Convert 1001 1101 from base 2 to decimalConvert 6682 from hexadecimal to binary6. Convert 001 101 001 from binary to base 8Convert 205 from decimal to base 27.8.Convert d4c6 from hexadecimal to base 29. Convert 209 from base 10 to base 210. Convert 30 from base 8 to binary

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2. Answer the following the questions. Show work on the space provided below the problem. Write answers to the right of each problem. Each problem is worth. 1. Convert 0111 0100 from binary to decimal 2. Convert 1111 0110 from binary to decimal 3. Convert 232 from decimal to base 2

2. Answer the following the questions. Show work on the space provided below the problem. Write answers to the right of each problem. Each problem is worth. 1. Convert 0111 0100 from binary to decimal 2. Convert 1111 0110 from binary to decimal 3. Convert 232 from decimal to base 2

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