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Homework Statement
Convert (AC3)16 to base 10.
I'm new to this kind of material. I would really appreciate your help for this one.
Thanks,
Roy
tiny-tim said:hi roy!
Hint: What is (a00)16 to base 10 ?
Zach Knight said:Consider the number 152 in base 10. Another way to write this number is 2*100+5*101+1*102.
If we change the base, we just change all of those tens. For example
152(base 8)=2*80+5*81+1*82=2+40+64=106(base 10)
Can you write AC3(base 16) in the form above?
NightFire said:i see.
so basically i can write it this way?? : (AC3)16 = (10123)10
3*10^0 + 2*10^1 + 1*10^2 + 0*10^3 + 1*10^4 ?
Thanks
sw vandecarr said:in base 16, a=10 c=12 so 10(16^2) + 12(16) + 3 = 2560 + 192 + 3 = 2755 b10 = ac3 b16
what would ff be in base 10?
NightFire said:10(10^2) + 12(10) + 3 = 1000+120+3= 1123
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