Exam 4: The Nature of Numeration Systems

Perform the indicated operations in the following problem. Write your answer as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

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Write the number as a binary numeral. 48 __________two

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Question 2

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110000

Perform the indicated operation. __________two

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Question 3

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10110

Write the numeral in the following problem as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. DCCIX

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Question 4

Perform the indicated operation.

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Question 5

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

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Question 6

Change 458 to base eight.

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Question 7

Write the capital letters for the ASCII code. 72 65 86 69

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Question 8

Kathy had a dream in which she was selling roses in an international market. She started out with 134 roses. Then her first customer, an Egyptian, bought of them. Soon afterward, a Babylonian asked to buy roses; later XIV roses were bought by (you guessed it) a Roman. How many roses did she have left to sell at the end of her dream? __________ roses

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Question 9

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

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Question 10

Tell which of the named properties apply only to the Roman numeration systems.

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Question 11

Change the number to base ten.

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Question 12

Define d n where d is any nonzero number and n is any counting number.

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Question 13

Write the numeral in the problem in the Roman system. 258

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Question 14

What is the largest number that uses each of the seven Roman numerals exactly once?

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Question 15

In a strange mix-up, several people (none of whom spoke the same language) needed to pool their resources to survive the scorching desert heat. Eric had 55 bottles of water; Dimetrius had bottles; Sparticus had bottles. How many bottles of water did they have all together? __________ bottles

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Question 16

Write the number as a decimal numeral.

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Question 17

Write the ASCII codes for the capital letters. END

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Question 18

Write the numeral as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

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Question 19

Give a brief description for the person named in problem, telling how they were related to the development of computers. Paul Baran

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Perform the indicated operations in the following problem. Write your answer as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

Write the number as a binary numeral. 48 __________two

Perform the indicated operation. __________two

Write the numeral in the following problem as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. DCCIX

Perform the indicated operation.

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

Change 458 to base eight.

Write the capital letters for the ASCII code. 72 65 86 69

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

Tell which of the named properties apply only to the Roman numeration systems.

Change the number to base ten.

Define d n where d is any nonzero number and n is any counting number.

Write the numeral in the problem in the Roman system. 258

What is the largest number that uses each of the seven Roman numerals exactly once?

In a strange mix-up, several people (none of whom spoke the same language) needed to pool their resources to survive the scorching desert heat. Eric had 55 bottles of water; Dimetrius had bottles; Sparticus had bottles. How many bottles of water did they have all together? __________ bottles

Write the number as a decimal numeral.

Write the ASCII codes for the capital letters. END

Write the numeral as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

Give a brief description for the person named in problem, telling how they were related to the development of computers. Paul Baran

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The Nature of Networks and Graph Theory

The Nature of Growth

The Nature of Sequences, Series, and Financial Management

The Nature of Counting

The Nature of Probability

The Nature of Statistics

The Nature of Graphs and Functions

The Nature of Mathematical Systems

The Nature of Voting and Apportionment

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Exam 4: The Nature of Numeration Systems

Perform the indicated operations in the following problem. ​ ​ Write your answer as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. ​

Write the number as a binary numeral. ​ 48 ​ __________two

Perform the indicated operation. ​ ​ __________two​

Write the numeral in the following problem as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. ​ DCCIX ​

Perform the indicated operation. ​ ​

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations. ​ ​

Change 458 to base eight. ​

Write the capital letters for the ASCII code. ​ 72 65 86 69 ​

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations. ​ ​

Tell which of the named properties apply only to the Roman numeration systems. ​

Change the number to base ten. ​ ​

Define d n where d is any nonzero number and n is any counting number. ​

Write the numeral in the problem in the Roman system. ​ 258 ​

What is the largest number that uses each of the seven Roman numerals exactly once?

In a strange mix-up, several people (none of whom spoke the same language) needed to pool their resources to survive the scorching desert heat. Eric had 55 bottles of water; Dimetrius had bottles; Sparticus had bottles. How many bottles of water did they have all together? ​ __________ bottles

Write the number as a decimal numeral. ​ ​

Write the ASCII codes for the capital letters. ​ END

Write the numeral as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. ​

Give a brief description for the person named in problem, telling how they were related to the development of computers. ​ Paul Baran

The Nature of Problem Solving

The Nature of Sets

The Nature of Logic

The Nature of Numbers

The Nature of Algebra

The Nature of Geometry

The Nature of Measurement

The Nature of Networks and Graph Theory

The Nature of Growth

The Nature of Sequences, Series, and Financial Management

The Nature of Counting

The Nature of Probability

The Nature of Statistics

The Nature of Graphs and Functions

The Nature of Mathematical Systems

The Nature of Voting and Apportionment

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Perform the indicated operations in the following problem. Write your answer as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

Write the number as a binary numeral. 48 __________two

Perform the indicated operation. __________two

Write the numeral in the following problem as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic. DCCIX

Perform the indicated operation.

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

Change 458 to base eight.

Write the capital letters for the ASCII code. 72 65 86 69

Use finger multiplication to do the calculations.

Tell which of the named properties apply only to the Roman numeration systems.

Change the number to base ten.

Define d n where d is any nonzero number and n is any counting number.

Write the numeral in the problem in the Roman system. 258

In a strange mix-up, several people (none of whom spoke the same language) needed to pool their resources to survive the scorching desert heat. Eric had 55 bottles of water; Dimetrius had bottles; Sparticus had bottles. How many bottles of water did they have all together? __________ bottles

Write the number as a decimal numeral.

Write the ASCII codes for the capital letters. END

Write the numeral as a decimal numeral. By decimal numeral, we mean the system we use in everyday arithmetic.

Give a brief description for the person named in problem, telling how they were related to the development of computers. Paul Baran