NUMBER SYSTEM Decimal System Binary System. We use two digits in this system (0,1) just like the existing system of computers.. And write the number in.

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NUMBER SYSTEM Decimal System Binary System

We use two digits in this system (0,1) just like the existing system of computers.. And write the number in the form of bilateral (10011) Example\ = = 25

Example ( )2 1x2 0 +0x2 1 +0x2 2 +1x2 3 +1x2 4 +0x2 5 +1x2 6 =(89) 10

Binary System (10011) = = 25

Another solution Find ( ) Whole numbers above the figure =89= (89) 10

Decimal System We use this system ten numbers ( ) Example\

Converting from Decimal System to Binary System Example \ ?

Example\ find (101101)2

Converting from Decimal System to Binary System Binary System Decimal System

Bonus How to write the number the Image ( ) 10

Example (001111) (100001) (1230) 10 (125) 10 (19) 10

Example Select the number system you are working on each of the following \ 1- water meter 2- watch 3- computer