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    The document contains instructions and examples for converting between binary, octal, decimal, and binary-coded decimal (BCD) number systems. It provides the following examples: 1) Converting some binary numbers to decimal and verifying they match the equivalent octal values. 2) Converting the binary number 1010101000111110010 to the equivalent octal number 1250762. 3) Converting the decimal number 9673 to its BCD representation. 4) Converting the BCD code 10000010001001110110 to its decimal equivalent of 82276. 5) Adding the two BCD numbers 1001000001000011 and 0000100100100101.

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    The document contains instructions and examples for converting between binary, octal, decimal, and binary-coded decimal (BCD) number systems. It provides the following examples: 1) Converting some binary numbers to decimal and verifying they match the equivalent octal values. 2) Converting the binary number 1010101000111110010 to the equivalent octal number 1250762. 3) Converting the decimal number 9673 to its BCD representation. 4) Converting the BCD code 10000010001001110110 to its decimal equivalent of 82276. 5) Adding the two BCD numbers 1001000001000011 and 0000100100100101.

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    ELCE 202. Homework 6

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    1.

    Convert each of the binary numbers to decimal and verify that each value agrees with the
    decimal value of the corresponding octal number.

    a)001011 = 2^3+2^1+2^0 = 11

    which is 13 in octal VERIFIED.

    b)010101 = 2^4+2^2+2^0 = 21

    which is 25 in octal VERIFIED.

    c)001100000 = 2^6+2^5 = 96

    which is 140 in octal VERIFIED.

    d)111101010110 = 2^11+2^10+2^9+2^8+2^6+2^4+2^2+2^1 = 3926

    which is 7526 in octal VERIFIED.

    2. Convert the binary number 1010101000111110010 to octal.

    001 = 1; 010 = 2; 101 = 5; 000 = 0; 111 = 7; 110 = 6; 010 = 2

    The number is 1250762

    3. Convert the decimal 9673 to BCD.

    9 = 1001; 6 = 0110; 7 = 0111; 3 = 0011

    1001011001110011

    4. Convert the BCD code 10000010001001110110 to decimal.

    1000 = 8; 0010 = 2; 0010 = 2; 0111 = 7; 0110 = 6

    82276

    5. Add the BCD numbers: 1001000001000011 + 0000100100100101.


    1001100101101000

    6. Add the BCD numbers: 01001000+00110100.

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