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The document contains a series of questions and answers related to number system conversions, including hexadecimal, octal, decimal, and binary. It provides explanations for each conversion process and identifies the correct answers for various conversion problems. Additionally, it discusses the base of the hexadecimal system and memory addressing in relation to a 20-bit address code.

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1. The given hexadecimal number (1E.

53)16 is equivalent to ____________

a) (35.684)8

b) (36.246)8

c) (34.340)8

d) (35.599)8

Answer: b

Explanation: Hexadecimal ---→ Binary ---→ Octal

(1E.53)16 = (0001 1110.0101 0011)2


= (00011110.01010011)2
= (011110.010100110)2
= (011 110.010 100 110)2
= (36.246)8.

2. The octal equivalent of the decimal number (417)10 is _____

a) (641)8

b) (619)8

c) (640)8

d) (598)8

Answer: a
Explanation: Octal equivalent of decimal number is obtained by dividing the number by 8
and collecting the remainders in reverse order.

3. Convert the hexadecimal number (1E2)16 to decimal.

a) 480

b) 483

c) 482

d) 484

Answer: c

Weighted sum

(1E2)16 = 1 * 162 + 14 * 161 + 2 * 160 (Since, E = 14)


= 256 + 224 + 2 = (482)10.
4. (170)10 is equivalent to ____________
a) (FD)16
b) (DF)16
c) (AA)16
d) (AF)16

Answer: C

Explanation: Hexadecimal equivalent of decimal number is obtained by dividing the number


by 16 and collecting the remainders in reverse order.

5. Octal to binary conversion: (24)8 =?

a) (111101)2

b) (010100)2

c) (111100)2

d) (101010)2

Answer: b

Explanation: Each digit of the octal number is expressed in terms of group of 3 bits. Thus, the
binary equivalent of the octal number is obtained.

6. The representation of octal number (532.2)8 in decimal is ________

a) (346.25)10

b) (532.864)10

c) (340.67)10

d) (531.668)10

Answer: a

Explanation: Weighted sum

(532.2)8 = 5 * 82 + 3 * 81 + 2 * 80 + 2 * 8-1 = (346.25)10


7. The number of binary digits in the binary representation of 514 are :

a) 8

b) 9

c) 7

d) 10

Answer: d

10 is the exponent of the first power of 2 that exceeds 512

8. The base of the hexadecimal system is

a) 2

b) 8

c) 10

d) 16

Answer: d
Explanation: Hexadecimal is a number system with a base 16. There are sixteen distinct
digits in the hexadecimal system, it starts from 0, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, A, B, C, D, E and end to F.

9. Convert the octal number 671 to hexadecimal.

a) 6F

b) 1B9

c) 1D9

d) 5F

Answer: b
Explanation: Octal ---→ Binary ---→ Hexadecimal

(671)16 = (110 111 001)2


= (110111001)2
= (0001 1011 1001)2
= (1B9)16.
10. Hexadecimal letters A through F are used for decimal equivalent values from

a) 1 through 6

b) 9 through 14

c) 10 through 15

d) 11 through 17

Answer: c
Explanation: All digits of hexadecimal number system can be represented in 4 bits not more
than that needed, & 1 nibble = 4 bits,

11. Convert binary 111111 to hexadecimal.

a) 7F

b) 3F

c) 5F

d) FF

Answer: b
Explanation:

(111111)2 = (0011 1111)2 = (3F)16

12. √41x = 5x Find the base x

a) 6

b) 7

c) 8

d) 9

Answer: a

Explanation:
(302)𝑏
13. (20)𝑏
= (12.1)𝑏 Find the base b

a) 10

b) 8

c) 6

d) 4

Answer: d

Explanation:

14. (75.6875)10 = ( )16

a) 4A.A

b) 4B.B

c) 8B.B

d) 8A.A

Answer: b

Explanation:
15. If a typical PC uses a 20-bit address code, how much memory can the CPU address?

a) 20 MB

b) 10 MB

c) 1 MB

d) 580 MB

Answer: c

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