Decimal to Binary Conversion
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Objective
I can translate numbers from our everyday decimal system into the binary system used by computers.
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Practice
7 questions
Explain the general process of converting a decimal number to another base (binary, octal, or hexadecimal).
Convert the decimal number 45 to its binary equivalent. Show your steps.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Convert the decimal number 27 to its binary equivalent. Show your steps. Convert the decimal number 58 to its binary equivalent. Show your steps. Convert the decimal number 100 to its binary equivalent. Show your steps.”
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