Converting between bases. a. 21310 = b. 111100010102= c. 1238= N || 10= _10= 16 8
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Transcribed Image Text:Converting between bases.
a. 21310
b. 111100010102=
c. 1238=
d. 1f316=
e. 26.9062510=
f.
g. 56.43410=
i.
h. 10101.1112=
10 =
10=
_2
(Maximum of six places to the right of the binary point)
11011.11012=
12.624023437510=
2
(Maximum of six places to the right of the binary point)
16
10
10
10
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