Binary arithmetic

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  • Created by: lbrereton
  • Created on: 01-12-22 14:27
How can you quickly tell if a binary number is odd or even?
Even = end in 0
Odd = end in 1
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convert 89 to decimal
0101 1001
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What number system does hexademical use?
a base of 16
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what is 10 in hexadecimal?
A
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What is F in decimal? (denary)
15
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How do you convert Hex to decimal?
Multiply the left by 16, add the right
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what is the hexadecimal 27 in decimal?
2 x 16 = 32
32+7 = 39
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How to you convert Decimal to Hex?
Divide the decimal by 16, the remainder becomes last digit.
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What is decimal 44 in hex
2C
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How do you convert 8-bit binary to hexadecimal?
Divide the number into two
convert each nibble into hex value
rejoin
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How do you convert Hex to Binary?
Split the two characters
convert into binary
rejoin
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What is hex 21 in binary?
2 = 0010 , 1 = 0001
21 = 0010 0001
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What are the positives of using Hex?
- simpler to remember
- quicker to write
- less likely for human error
- easier to convert
- DOES NOT TAKE UP LESS STORAGE
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What is an overflow error?
When the result of an addition is too large for the number of bits.
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What is a left binary shift?
moves all the bits one place to the left
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What is the effect of a binary shift?
to divide or multiply a binary number
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What does a left binary shift do?
it multiplies the number by 2 for each shift made.
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Why do we divide/multiply by 2 in binary shifts?
because we are in base 2
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