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BCA I Year (2019-20) Digital Computer Organization Unit I

This document contains multiple questions asking the reader to convert between different number systems including binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal, BCD code, gray code, and excess-3 code. It also includes questions on arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction in these different number systems as well as a short note on common number systems like binary, octal, hexadecimal, BCD code, gray code, and EBCDIC.

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BCA I Year (2019-20) Digital Computer Organization Unit I

This document contains multiple questions asking the reader to convert between different number systems including binary, decimal, octal, hexadecimal, BCD code, gray code, and excess-3 code. It also includes questions on arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction in these different number systems as well as a short note on common number systems like binary, octal, hexadecimal, BCD code, gray code, and EBCDIC.

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BCA I Year (2019-20)

Digital Computer Organization


UNIT I
1. Convert the following binary numbers to decimal equivalent.
a. 10101 b. 1011.0011

2. Convert the following decimal numbers to binary equivalent.


a. 562.74 b. 15.75
3. Convert the following decimals numbers to their octal equivalent:
a. 69
b. 525.8
4. Convert the following octal numbers to their decimal equivalent:
a. (37)8 b. (41.103)8
5. Convert the following octal numbers to their binary equivalent:
a. (125)8 b. (165.375)8

6. Convert the following binary numbers to their octal equivalent:


a. 11101110 b. 110111.1111
7. Do as directed:-
a.(69)10 =(?)16 d.(1B8.E5)16=(?)10
b.(326)16=(?)10
c. (48.58)10 =(?)16
8. Express each number as a binary number
a. 2348 d. 49D16
9. Express each number as an octal number
a. 11111012 d. 18416
10 Express each number as a hexadecimal number
a. 1010101010102 c. 1458
11 Add the binary number –
a. (1101)2 + (1011)2
b. (100111.1)2+ (11011.01)2
12 Perform the following subtractions in binary
a. 1010 - 011 b. 1100 – 1001
13 Do the hexadecimal arithmetic:
a. 7CD + 182 b. EA28 - 3254
14 Do the octal arithmetic:
a.53438 − 2178 b . 1618 + 5238
15 Add (-45)10 to (-16)10. Use eight bits to represent binary numbers and verify the answer.
16 Express the following numbers in BCD Code
a. 35 b. 76.81
c. 187.786
17 Find the decimal numbers represented by the following BCD codes: -
a. 100111110110.01111001
b. 0011001011110100001.00011100
18 Convert the binary numbers 110101 to gray code number.
19 Convert the gray code numbers 1110111 to binary number
20 Add in Excess-3 code --------542+17
21 Write short note on the following:-
Gray code Binary Number System
BCD Hexadecimal Number System
ASCII Octal Number System
EBCDIC

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