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Sourav Bebarta, 1141019036, EI & CE-'A' Dec Assignment - 1: Qn. No. Questions Status

This document contains 23 questions related to number systems, data representation, and binary arithmetic. The questions cover topics such as: converting between decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal number systems; binary arithmetic including addition, subtraction, and complement methods; representing signed numbers; defining nibble, byte, and ASCII codes; importance of gray code; and solving word problems involving different number bases.

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Sourav Bebarta, 1141019036, EI & CE-'A' Dec Assignment - 1: Qn. No. Questions Status

This document contains 23 questions related to number systems, data representation, and binary arithmetic. The questions cover topics such as: converting between decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal number systems; binary arithmetic including addition, subtraction, and complement methods; representing signed numbers; defining nibble, byte, and ASCII codes; importance of gray code; and solving word problems involving different number bases.

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Sourav Bebarta,1141019036,EI & CE-A DEC ASSIGNMENT 1

Qn. No. QUESTIONS Convert the decimal number 39.12 into binary. Find the equivalent decimal number of (198)12 STATUS

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Solve the equation for X16 = (IIII IIII IIII IIII) 2 Fill in the blanks: (48.625)10 = ( (6CD.A)16 = ( (BCA3.AD)16 = ( (446.25)10 = ( (1010111.011)2 = ( (198)12 = ( Define Nibble and Byte. What do you mean by sign-magnitude representation? Find the decimal equivalent of the following binary numbers assuming sign-magnitude representation of the binary numbers. (a) 101100 (b) 0111 Perform the binary subtraction using 2s complement method 7-5 and 5-7 Why is a hexadecimal number system called as an alphanumeric number system? What is ASCII code? discuss it briefly What is the importance of gray-code? Show that the excess-3 code is self complementing. Subtract the following binary numbers using the 1s complement method. (a) 10110-1101 (b) 1011010-110001 (c) 01010101- 10101010 Subtract the following decimal numbers using 9s complement a. 19-12 (b) 15-39 (c) 349-49 (d) 1212-1209 What is the highest decimal no. than can be represented by each of the following numbers? (a)3 (b) 7 (c) 8 (d) 11

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How many bits are needed to represent the following numbers? (a)81 (b)114 (c)68 (d)205 Convert each pair of decimal numbers to binary and add using 2s complement form: (a) 33 and 15 (b) 56 and -27 (c) -46 and 25 Convert each pair of decimal to BCD, and add as indicated (a)17 + 12 (b)65+58 (c)87+89 (d)99+99 Write the ASCII code for each alphabet of your name (211)X = (152)8 Determine X? 41/3 = 13 in which number system? (24)X + (17)X = (40)X Determine X? In which number system? Write short notes on weighted and non-weighted codes. The solutions to the quadratic equation x2-11x+22 = 0 are x=3 and x=6. What is the base of the numbers?

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