Exam 4: Numeration Systems
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Convert the decimal number to the given base.
-13,562 to base nine
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Convert the number to the indicated base.
- to hexidecimal
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Identify the largest number expressible in a simple grouping system with the specified base and specified number of distinct symbols.
-base seven, nine distinct symbols
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Solve the problem using the Egyptian algorithm for multiplication. Give final answer in Hindu-Arabic form.
-How much would King Solomon have to pay the King of Tyre for the use of 100 tree cutters at 3 shekels per week for a total of 8 weeks?
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Decide whether the congruence statement is true or false.
-19 ≡ 77 (mod 5)
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Convert the Hindu-Arabic numeral to Egyptian form.
-32,466
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Perform the addition or subtraction and give your answer in Hindu-Arabic form.
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Determine the letters or numbers.
-Write the binary code for the letter R.
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Determine the letters or numbers.
-Break 110001011001011100100 into groups of seven digits and write as lower case letters.
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Convert from binary form to the indicated base.
- to base ten
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Solve the problem.
-A traveling salesman sells all over the country in the following pattern: 3 days in New York, 2 days in Detroit, 1 day in Chicago, 5 days in Los Angeles, 2 days in Houston, 4 days in Washington D.C.
And then the cycle starts over. If the salesman is in his 3rd day in Los Angeles, where will he be 93
Days from now?
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Identify the largest number expressible in a simple grouping system with the specified base and specified number of distinct symbols.
-base ten, eight distinct symbols
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Perform the addition or subtraction and give your answer in Hindu-Arabic form.
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