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Convert 110010 binary numbers to decimals? - Answers

Just like demical numbers follow a power rule: (5 x 10^1)+(0 x 10^0) = 50Binary numbers have similar rules using 2's instead of 10's. The representation of 110010 would be (1 x 2^5)+(1 x 2^4)+(0 x 2^3)+(0 x 2^2)+(1 x 2^1)+(0 x 2^0); which is 32+16+0+0+2+0=50.



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Just like demical numbers follow a power rule: (5 x 10^1)+(0 x 10^0) = 50Binary numbers have similar rules using 2's instead of 10's. The representation of 110010 would be (1 x 2^5)+(1 x 2^4)+(0 x 2^3)+(0 x 2^2)+(1 x 2^1)+(0 x 2^0); which is 32+16+0+0+2+0=50.



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Convert 110010 binary numbers to decimals? - Answers

Just like demical numbers follow a power rule: (5 x 10^1)+(0 x 10^0) = 50Binary numbers have similar rules using 2's instead of 10's. The representation of 110010 would be (1 x 2^5)+(1 x 2^4)+(0 x 2^3)+(0 x 2^2)+(1 x 2^1)+(0 x 2^0); which is 32+16+0+0+2+0=50.

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      Just like demical numbers follow a power rule: (5 x 10^1)+(0 x 10^0) = 50Binary numbers have similar rules using 2's instead of 10's. The representation of 110010 would be (1 x 2^5)+(1 x 2^4)+(0 x 2^3)+(0 x 2^2)+(1 x 2^1)+(0 x 2^0); which is 32+16+0+0+2+0=50.

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