5.Convert the decimal numbers into BCD, binary, octal and hexadecimal numbers in
the Table 2.13.
TABLE 2.13
Number in decimal4 digit BCD8 digit octal16 bit Binary4 digit Hexadecimal
3600
d
1200
d
0200
d
0777
dl
TABLE 2.14
Number in BCD4 digit decimal8 digit octal16 bit Binary4 digit hexadecimal
1000011101000010
bcd
1001011001100001
bcd
0001011001101001
bcd
0001001101010100
bcd
6.Convert the BCD into the decimal, BCD, binary, octal and hexadecimal numbers in
the Table 2.14.
7.Derive complete solutions by finding the quotients and remainders for 0.5, 1.5,
2.333, 3.875, 13.125, 14.666 and 1.58 as done for 0.333 conversion to binary in
Example ...
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