Exam 4: Numeration Systems
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Determine the letters or numbers.
-Translate "Bob" into an ASCII string of binary digits.
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Convert from binary form to the indicated base.
- to base ten
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Solve the problem.
-A restaurant manager gets a weekend off every 8 weeks. The manager is planning a trip for next year. If he has already worked 6 weekends in a row following a weekend off, what is the first
Week, after 49 weeks from this week, that he will have a weekend off?
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Convert the decimal number to the given base.
-13,562 to base seven
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Solve the problem.
-If Friday is your starting day, what day will it be 3 years, 344 days from Friday? (Assume no leap years.)
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Find the sum or product using the requested clock system.
-0930 + 1640 in the military 24-hour clock system
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Convert from binary form to the indicated base.
- to base sixteen
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Convert from binary form to the indicated base.
-1011000010110000 two to base sixteen
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Find the sum or product using the requested clock system.
-1400 + 1900 in the military 24-hour clock system
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Write (in the same base) the counting numbers just before and just after 68nine.
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Use the requested method to find the product.
-11 ·244; use Napier's rods
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Convert the decimal number to the given base.
-2,874 to base five
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