The second column of the table below provides an eight-bit binary value. The first column specifies its data type, either unsigned byte (unsigned) or byte (signed, so Two's Complement). For each row, provide the equivalent value in Base 10 (decimal). Use the corresponding type in the first column - unsigned byte (unsigned) or byte (signed, so Two's Complement). Provide your final answer in the table, and also -- please show and submit all of your work on a separate page. Base 10 (Decimal) Base 2 (Binary) 00110101 11010010 01011010 11111111 Note: There are tools that can instantly do this conversion and you may use them to check your work, but please do these conversions by hand as it will help you going forward to more naturally "think" in Base 2. Type unsigned byte unsigned byte byte byte

The second column of the table below provides an eight-bit binary value. The first column specifies its data type, either unsigned byte (unsigned) or byte (signed, so Two's Complement). For each row, provide the equivalent value in Base 10 (decimal). Use the corresponding type in the first column - unsigned byte (unsigned) or byte (signed, so Two's Complement). Provide your final answer in the table, and also -- please show and submit all of your work on a separate page. Base 10 (Decimal) Base 2 (Binary) 00110101 11010010 01011010 11111111 Note: There are tools that can instantly do this conversion and you may use them to check your work, but please do these conversions by hand as it will help you going forward to more naturally "think" in Base 2. Type unsigned byte unsigned byte byte byte

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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