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590
Lucio Santilli
Umm.
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Lucio Santilli
And here we go.
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Lucio Santilli
So again, once again, good morning everyone.
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Lucio Santilli
We will.
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Lucio Santilli
We will start with a converting from base 10 to different bases and I will do one one example so as to
refresh that with you and then I will give you a number.
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Lucio Santilli
That you can convert to those 3 bases so as to get started.
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Lucio Santilli
Good, good.
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Lucio Santilli
See that thing work all the time?
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Lucio Santilli
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
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Lucio Santilli
That's why I it was.
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Lucio Santilli
It was.
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Lucio Santilli
It was weird.
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Lucio Santilli
So the number that I will try to convert is OK.
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Lucio Santilli
Is this one and we stop this one so it's.
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Lucio Santilli
This is the number that we try to compare.
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Lucio Santilli
2247.69531 to five.
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Lucio Santilli
And so that's a decimal number and I will go to binary to excel and 2:00 o'clock.
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Lucio Santilli
So I will start with the with the most.
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Lucio Santilli
Tedious.
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Lucio Santilli
One which is binary, has a lot of steps.
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Lucio Santilli
Yeah, because you're.
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Lucio Santilli
You're either dividing or multiplying by two, so to get to.
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Lucio Santilli
To get to a number that is less than two, you have to do a lot of multiplications and the vision, so we'll
start with the.
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Lucio Santilli
With the integer part.
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Lucio Santilli
So for this type of conversion, you will split the number in two.
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Lucio Santilli
You will take the integer part.
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Lucio Santilli
And the fractional.
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Lucio Santilli
And you will divide by two, multiply by two in this case.
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Lucio Santilli
There is this a I mean it's is it OK the the quality of this video?
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Lucio Santilli
So. So yeah.
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Lucio Santilli
Hmm.
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Lucio Santilli
You see the light?
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Lucio Santilli
Is it better or not?
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Lucio Santilli
Yeah.
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Lucio Santilli
Maybe.
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Lucio Santilli
Maybe I have to clean the camera.
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Lucio Santilli
I don't know.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, I'll check.
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Lucio Santilli
I'll.
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Lucio Santilli
I'll check if this one is OK.
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Lucio Santilli
I'll I I it's OK now.
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Lucio Santilli
Yeah. OK.
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Lucio Santilli
So for the integer part, I take the 2247.
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Lucio Santilli
And I will divide by two.
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Lucio Santilli
You may have a different way of dividing like you, you may use a different procedure.
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Lucio Santilli
I'm OK if you have a different procedure as long as you keep the reminders.
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Lucio Santilli
Uh.
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Lucio Santilli
Which will be then the digits that you need to use to come to express the binary number and so.
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Lucio Santilli
Or you could use the calculator.
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Lucio Santilli
Of course, to do this multiple operations so to to for seven.
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Lucio Santilli
If you divide by two is 1123 and the remainder is 1.
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Lucio Santilli
And then we keep going right 112 to 3 / 2 is 561 and again the reminders one.
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Lucio Santilli
But 161 / 2 is 280.
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Lucio Santilli
Once again, the reminder is one you know, whenever the number is off and you divide by two, you get a
reminder 1.
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Lucio Santilli
Now, because there's something left with the splitting that number into two 200 and eight 280.
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Lucio Santilli
Sorry, divided by two is 140 and there's no reminder in this case because it's an even #140 / 2.
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Lucio Santilli
It's 70 and once again the remainder is zero.
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Lucio Santilli
70 / 235 reminder zero through the divided by two is 17 reminder 117 / 2 is 8 reminder One 8 / 2 is 4,
reminder Zero 2 / 2 is 2, and reminder 0, and finally 2 / 2 is 1 and reminder 0.
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Lucio Santilli
So once we get a number, get a result that is less than the divider, we stop at that point and we assemble
the number from the most significant, which is the last number you get the last one.
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Lucio Santilli
You get to the least significance, so we will have uh 100011000111 and that will be our integer part for
this number expressed in binary.
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Lucio Santilli
Now for the fractional part.
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Lucio Santilli
Instead of dividing, we will multiply that number, so we take the just the fractional part, just the point or
whatever.
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Lucio Santilli
It's 0.6953125 and this again we will multiply by two and.
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Lucio Santilli
As you can see, you don't need, you don't need a a super advanced calculator to do this one.
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Lucio Santilli
However, if you have more decimals, this is just not gonna be enough.
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Lucio Santilli
Yeah.
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Lucio Santilli
So you have to have a scientific calculator with 10 or 12 decimal places.
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Lucio Santilli
No, that's what I recommended it for.
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Lucio Santilli
The class scientific any scientific calculator will do the job as long as you have a some decent number of
decimals and you have a, you know, exponent to race, numbers to base two, exponent 234 or minus 1 -,
2 minus, whatever.
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Lucio Santilli
That's when you do the conversion from binary to decimal from exa to decimal and from hotel to
decimal.
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Lucio Santilli
But anyways, in this case we have that fractional number and we will multiply that by two.
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Lucio Santilli
That's going to result in 1.390625, so that gives us the 1st.
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Lucio Santilli
The first uh, we're gonna use this one, the 1st digit, so.
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Lucio Santilli
That one.
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Lucio Santilli
Know that that one is.
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Lucio Santilli
Actually I don't think because.
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Lucio Santilli
So that that one is the first one.
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Lucio Santilli
That's we take it and then we'll continue multiplying by just the fractional part.
0:7:39.470 --> 0:7:40.570
Lucio Santilli
So the .39.
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Lucio Santilli
.390625 again by two.
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Lucio Santilli
That's 0.78125.
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Lucio Santilli
Once again we take.
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Lucio Santilli
That's zero, and we keep on multiplying just the fractional part.
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Lucio Santilli
And that it's 1.56 to 5 again would take the one.
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Lucio Santilli
And we multiply the.
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Lucio Santilli
.56.
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Lucio Santilli
That is 1.1 to 5 would take the one.
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Lucio Santilli
And we multiply the .1 to 5 which is 0.25.
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Lucio Santilli
When 25, we take the zero, we multiply the .25 by two.
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Lucio Santilli
That's .5.
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Lucio Santilli
So you can see we take the zero and finally we multiply the .5 by two and that gives us 1.0.
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Lucio Santilli
So that's our last.
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Lucio Santilli
That's my place and we stopped there because if we multiply again 0 times, whatever, it's gonna be 0
after that.
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Lucio Santilli
So with this numbers, the first one we got this one is the most significant one, which means it's the one
that Google will go after.
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Lucio Santilli
This is my point and this last one will be the farthest from the.
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Lucio Santilli
That's my point.
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Lucio Santilli
So we if we write from left to right, this is how we're gonna assemble the numbers 1011001.
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Lucio Santilli
So 1011001 based that's going to be our number expressed in.
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Lucio Santilli
Binary and let me see one thing because there's So what is it?
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Lucio Santilli
No, no. OK.
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Lucio Santilli
Bit.
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Lucio Santilli
OK with this.
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Lucio Santilli
Yes.
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Lucio Santilli
Yes.
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Lucio Santilli
OK.
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Lucio Santilli
Alright.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, so this is 1 conversion I from decimal to binary.
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Lucio Santilli
From Exa to decimal.
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Lucio Santilli
We follow the same proceed.
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Lucio Santilli
We split the number.
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Lucio Santilli
Which read the integer part by dividing it, and we treat the fractional part by multiplying that.
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Lucio Santilli
So we'll take two to four 7.
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Lucio Santilli
And with divided by 16, this is going to be.
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Lucio Santilli
Ah, much faster.
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Lucio Santilli
Because when you divide by 16, you don't get the those many steps.
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Lucio Santilli
So this is 140 the result?
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Lucio Santilli
The inconvenience is that now we have a fractional.
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Lucio Santilli
Sorry, we have a a reminder that may go from May have 16 different numbers no 16 different digits.
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Lucio Santilli
So this is our first reminder .4375.
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Lucio Santilli
And to get the digits style corresponds to this .4375 we will multiply by the divider and that is 7.
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Lucio Santilli
So when you divide 2 to four 7 by 16, you get 140 by as a result, and there's a reminder of seven left.
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Lucio Santilli
So that will be our 1st digit, our least significant digit of this exodus.
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Lucio Santilli
Small then we keep on.
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Lucio Santilli
Alright, we take 145 / 16 again and that is 8 the result and the remainder of the division is .75 which we
will then multiply by 16 to get the digit that.
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Lucio Santilli
That is the reminder of that last division.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, so now we have we start because eight is less than 16.
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Lucio Santilli
There's nothing more to divide there.
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Lucio Santilli
If we divide by 16, we're gonna get 0 as a result and eight as a reminder.
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Lucio Santilli
So it's the same information.
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Lucio Santilli
So we start there most significant, least significant.
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Lucio Santilli
So the 1st 3 digits of this number, the integer part is 812 which is a decimal number and it's it's the digit
C in except decimal and then the seven.
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Lucio Santilli
So that's our integer bar for the fractional part.
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Lucio Santilli
We do like we've done for binary.
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Lucio Santilli
We take the .6953125 and we multiply that.
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Lucio Santilli
By 16.
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Lucio Santilli
That is 11.
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Lucio Santilli
.1 to 5.
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Lucio Santilli
So 11 is our 1st digit.
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Lucio Santilli
Now we keep multiplying by just a .1 to 5.
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Lucio Santilli
The boy went to fight the multiplied by 16 and that is 2 and that's it.
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Lucio Santilli
So we take the two, this is our two.
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Lucio Santilli
Let's my places more significantly significant right?
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Lucio Santilli
This is the one that goes to the closest to.
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Lucio Santilli
That's my point.
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Lucio Santilli
That is the closest to.
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Lucio Santilli
This is my point and this is the farthest, so 11.
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Lucio Santilli
Again, it's a.
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Lucio Santilli
It's a decimal number.
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Lucio Santilli
If you want this number to be expressed in the signal that is going to be the letter B or the digit B, and
then the two.
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Lucio Santilli
So that's our exa or our number expressed in Excel in hotel.
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Lucio Santilli
Not a big difference.
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Lucio Santilli
OK.
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Lucio Santilli
We we split the number again.
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Lucio Santilli
And we would treat the integer part like we treated the integer part for binary and exa.
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Lucio Santilli
The only difference is that we're gonna be divided by 8 now.
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Lucio Santilli
So we take 2247 divided by 8.
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Lucio Santilli
That is 100 and 82180.
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Lucio Santilli
Sorry and the remainder is .875.
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Lucio Santilli
So let's take the .875 and let's multiply that by eight.
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Lucio Santilli
That is A7.
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Lucio Santilli
That was our first reminder.
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Lucio Santilli
That's our 1st digit.
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Lucio Santilli
The more the the least significant digit of the integer part of this point of this octal number, and then we
keep on going, we keep on dividing the result by the base, which is 8 in this case.
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Lucio Santilli
So it's 35 reminder 0, that's our second.
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Lucio Santilli
Did you 35 / 8?
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Lucio Santilli
It's four.
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Lucio Santilli
And what's left is .375, which corresponds to #3.
0:15:37.300 --> 0:15:39.730
Lucio Santilli
More significant, least significant.
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Lucio Santilli
The digit that.
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Lucio Santilli
That will represent this decimal number in octal, or the four, the three, the zero and the seven.
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Lucio Santilli
The fractional part.
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Lucio Santilli
Again, we take the fractional part of the number, but now we are multiplying that by 8.
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Lucio Santilli
O .6953125, multiply by 8 that is 5 and reminder 5625 we take the 1st 5.
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Lucio Santilli
And we just multiply what's left.
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Lucio Santilli
So the .56 to 5 by 8, that is 4.5 we take the four.
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Lucio Santilli
And we multiply.
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Lucio Santilli
The .5 by 8 which will result in a four again.
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Lucio Santilli
And that would be your last digit and that's it.
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Lucio Santilli
We stopped there because zero.
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Lucio Santilli
It's zero.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, after this you will get zeros.
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Lucio Santilli
Infinitely so.
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Lucio Santilli
If you write from left to right, you have the five before and another four that space, right?
0:17:26.720 --> 0:17:28.460
Lucio Santilli
So this is our hotel.
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Lucio Santilli
A number or the same one?
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Lucio Santilli
I I did this last class also that I say that if you have the binary representation of the number, you can go to
exa or hotel by just simply grouping this binary digits.
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Lucio Santilli
Uh.
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Lucio Santilli
Into groups of three.
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Lucio Santilli
If you wanna convert to octal or into groups of four, if you wanna convert to exa decimal.
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Lucio Santilli
So to do that, you start grouping from the decimal point.
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Lucio Santilli
So if you want to have the octal representation and the exact representation, you will grow by three
starting from the decimal, the decimal point.
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Lucio Santilli
So I take 3.
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Lucio Santilli
Three and then 3E, of course, there's nothing here, but these are zeros.
0:18:26.970 --> 0:18:37.350
Lucio Santilli
OK, in from from here to Infinity you have zeros and from here to Infinity you have zeros and on the
other side of this is my point.
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Lucio Santilli
We do the same thing.
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Lucio Santilli
We have a tree ones 3 zeros.
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Lucio Santilli
And this and so.
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Lucio Santilli
What is this?
0:18:50.70 --> 0:18:51.640
Lucio Santilli
It's 1 zero and one.
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Lucio Santilli
This is A5.
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Lucio Santilli
What is this 100 that is 4?
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Lucio Santilli
What is this 1000?
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Lucio Santilli
It's a four.
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Lucio Santilli
Sorry NO1000, it's 100 and what happens on the other side of the small point I have 111 which is seven 4
+ 2 + 1.
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Lucio Santilli
Then I have 000 which is 0.
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Lucio Santilli
Then I have 011 which is a three and then I have 100 which is a four.
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Lucio Santilli
Ohh if we try to do the same for X, we're gonna group every four binary digits, start binary digit.
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Lucio Santilli
Yes, starting from the decimal point.
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Lucio Santilli
So we have four and then we have four.
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Lucio Santilli
And of course we're missing 10, but it's there and on the other side of the small point, we'll do, we'll
group this these four, then we group these four and then we group this four if I'm not mistaken.
0:19:55.960 --> 0:19:56.630
Lucio Santilli
OK, let's try.
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Lucio Santilli
So I have 1011 which is 8 + 2 + 111.
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Lucio Santilli
Then it's a B.
0:20:7.890 --> 0:20:10.90
Lucio Santilli
They have the same. Yeah.
0:20:10.160 --> 0:20:10.720
Lucio Santilli
Yeah.
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Lucio Santilli
Then then I have 001 and 0, so 080412 and 01.
0:20:20.710 --> 0:20:26.440
Lucio Santilli
So this is the two and on the other side I have still A7.
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Lucio Santilli
1100, which is a 12 which is, uh.
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Lucio Santilli
A sea.
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Lucio Santilli
And then I have an 8 if I'm not mistaken.
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Lucio Santilli
87.
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Lucio Santilli
BE287B2 and 4307544.
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Lucio Santilli
E You you could have done the same thing by expanding this right into four binary digits.
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Lucio Santilli
Sorry, this one into four binary digits to get the same binary representation, and you could expand it.
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Lucio Santilli
You could have expanded this to three binary digits per binary digits per octal digit to get the octal
representation of those numbers.
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Lucio Santilli
Is that OK?
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Lucio Santilli
I'm not gonna be asking you to do this in the exam.
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Lucio Santilli
Of course, I'm just showing you the this.
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Lucio Santilli
So you you know, you can go from if you have the binary, you can go to excel, you can go to Oakdale just
by grouping the numbers in groups of three.
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Lucio Santilli
If you wanna go to octal starting from this point on, forget that.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, you start from here and from there or from from here to the left and from here to the right.
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Lucio Santilli
And you can group them by 4 if you want to convert to external.
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Lucio Santilli
Again, starting from this point to the right and to the left.
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Lucio Santilli
Is that OK?
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Lucio Santilli
Good.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, let's see.
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Lucio Santilli
Let me check if I no, it's.
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Lucio Santilli
Yeah.
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Lucio Santilli
There you go.
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Lucio Santilli
A what?
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Lucio Santilli
OK, so now I will.
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Lucio Santilli
I will give you this number.
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Lucio Santilli
It's a one.
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Lucio Santilli
356.
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Lucio Santilli
.8.
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Lucio Santilli
5.
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Lucio Santilli
9375 they then OK and The thing is convert this number from the small tool the three bases.
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Lucio Santilli
Any question about this?
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Lucio Santilli
I didn't.
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Lucio Santilli
I didn't ask any question about this any any.
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Lucio Santilli
All right.
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Lucio Santilli
OK, so let's do this.
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Lucio Santilli
Let's take a.
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Lucio Santilli
10 minutes.