ITEC 1000 Chapter Notes -Radix Point, Scientific Notation, Radix

• School: York University
• Department: Information Technology
• Course: ITEC 1000
• Professor: Peter Khaiter

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Answers and solutions a) convert 121 to its binary representation: 12110 = 011110012. The answer: 01111001 b) convert -121 to its binary representation: -12110 = -011110012. Using the second method for negative numbers, invert and then add 1. The answer: 10000111 c) convert 54 to its binary representation: 5410 = 001101102. The four least significant bits of the ebcdic code match the four least significant digits of ascii: between -79999 and +79999. This is because 20 bits provide five four-bit locations. The lowest (right most) and three middle 4 bit groups can each store any number from 0 to 9. In the highest (left most) 4 bits, one bit is used for the sign, leaving 3 bits for digits. These 3 bits can accommodate numbers between 0 and 7. a) 15765 is a positive number and is represented by itself. The leading digit in the complement is 0.