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    ACTIVITY

    LESSON 1: Binary Numbers & Binary Athematic

    Question No: 01
    Convert these binary numbers into decimal numbers & decimal into
    binary numbers.

    Binary Denary Denary Binary

    0001 4

    0010 6

    0101 10

    1000 0

    1001 3

    1100 7

    1011 14

    1111 13

    Question No: 02
    2A:

    What range of numbers can be represented by 8


    bits?

    2B:

    Underline the most significant bit in this binary


    1011 0011
    number.

    What weighting does it have?

    What is its value in denary?


    2C:
    How many days in a week?

    How many months in a year?

    How many fingers (including the thumb) on one


    hand?

    How many toes on two feet?

    How many lives does a cat have?

    2D:

    What comes next?

    1111

    0011 1111

    What comes before?

    1000

    1111

    Question No: 03

    3A: Describe the result of carrying out a logical shift left, one place, to an 8-
    bit binary integer.

    3B: Explain how an 8-bit binary integer can be divided by 4.


    3C: Explain why applying a logical shift sometimes results in a loss of
    precision.
    3D:

    What’s this in Result in binary Expected result in Actual result in


    denary? denary denary

    00011100 * 22

    00011100 / 22

    00011011 * 23

    10110100 / 23

    00010000 * 22

    10001100 / 23

    Question No: 04
    Arithmetic shift 1 Left Arithmetic shift 2 Right
    00101100 00101100
    10011100 10011100
    00101000 00101000
    00100111 00100111

    Logical shift 1 Right Logical shift 1 Left


    00101100 00101100
    10011100 10011100
    00101000 00101000
    00100111 00100111

    Question No: 05

    0111 7 0101 5 1111 15

    0100 + 4+ 0110 + 6+ 0111 + 7+


    0011 3 1011 11 0111 7

    0011 + 3+ 1111 + 15 + 0010 + 2+

    1110 14 01111 15 01110 14

    0111 + 7+ 10101 + 21 + 10111 + 23 +

    10101010 170 10101100 172

    00110010 + 50 + 00010010 18 +

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