NUMBER SYSTEMS (Part 1) Flashcards

1
Q

Also known as base/radix system

A

number system

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2
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pertains to the number of symbols that is used for counting in a particular number system.

A

Radix

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3
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General format:

A

𝑑_(𝑛−1) 𝑑_(𝑛−2)…𝑑_1 𝑑_0

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4
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Common number systems

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  1. Binary system –
  2. Decimal system –
  3. Octal system –
  4. Hexadecimal system –
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5
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base 2 {0,1}

A

Binary system

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6
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base 10 {0-9}

A

Decimal system

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7
Q

– base 8 {0-7}

A

Octal system

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8
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base 16 {0-9, a-f}

A

Hexadecimal system

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9
Q

Radix starts from ________ to ________

A

base 2 to base 36.

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10
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USING CONTINUOUS DIVISION OF BASE N FOR INTEGER PART AND CONTINUOUS MULTIPLICATION OF BASE N FOR DECIMAL PART.

A

Decimal to base n

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11
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using positional notation, it is the total sum of 𝑑_𝑛 𝑥 𝑏^𝑛 for 𝑛=0 to 𝑛−1.
Where,
𝑛 – digit position
𝑑_𝑛 – digit representation
𝑏 – radix

A

base n to Decimal

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12
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base 𝑵_𝟏→ DECIMAL → base 𝑵_𝟐

A

base 𝑵_𝟏 to base 𝑵_𝟐

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