167. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
Convert 13(base 8) to its binary
equivalent.
168. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
1 (base8) in binary is equal to 001
169. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
1 (base8) in binary is equal to 001
3 (base8) in binary is equal to 011
170. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
1 (base8) in binary is equal to 001
3 (base8) in binary is equal to 011
Therefore 13 (base8) is equal
to 001011 or 1011
171. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
Convert 765(base 8) to its binary
equivalent.
172. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
7 (base8) to binary is 111
173. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
7 (base8) to binary is 111
6 (base8) to binary is 110
174. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
7 (base8) to binary is 111
6 (base8) to binary is 110
5 (base8) to binary is 101
175. Octal to Binary Conversion
Example:
7 (base8) to binary is 111
6 (base8) to binary is 110
5 (base8) to binary is 101
Therefore 765 (base8) is equal to
111110101
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Binary subtraction is a little bit more easy
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Just like Binary Addition, Binary Subtraction
Is done by column.
Subtracting these two numbers will
Result in four possible combination.
These are.
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If a larger number is subtracted with a smaller number,
The answer become negative.
Wanna see some
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examples?
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1010 base2 minus
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100 base2
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Zero minus
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zero
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Equal to zero
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One minus
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zero
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Equal to one
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Zero minus
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One
Cannot be, we will borrow one from
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One. So yung zero magiging
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Two.
Two minus one is equal to
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One.
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100 base2
Another example
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1010 base2
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Minus 101 base 2.
Try to answer guys.
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Answer is 101 base2
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Answer is 10100 base2
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Answer is 101.10 base2
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Answer 1
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Binary subtraction can be accomplish using the
Compliment method. It is a technique performed
By a series of negative additions, or in simple terms
By adding the complement of the number to be subtracted.
Since 1 minus 0 is equal to 1
And 1 minus 1 is equal to zero. Complementing in the binary system
Consist of putting down a 1 for a 0 and 0 for a 1.
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The one’s compliment of
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The one’s compliment of
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Find The one’s compliment of
The answer is
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Now let’s use the one’s complement in
binary subtraction
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The minuend is greater than subtrahend.
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Get the one’s compliment of subtrahend
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Take the most leftmost digit of
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110101 what is the left most digit?
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One is the leftmost
and add to
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Therefore the answer is
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Question??
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The process of multiplying binary number is the
same as the one you follow in multiplying decimal numbers.
It is actually easier because you are only dealing with two digits.
The multiplication table for binary number is short
and easy to memorize. Because there is only four
Possible combinations. That is
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Let us look for some
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Another
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Any question guys?
Next is
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The rules for binary division and
decimal division are the same.
The only difference is that binary division
is much simpler because you are just
dealing with two numbers.
Division is the inverse of multiplication.
Dividing by zero results undefined value.
Here is complete table of division
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Here is my
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The octal number system is also referred as the
base8 number system simply because it use of 8 digits namely 0 – 7.
This is comparable to counting with the use of 8 fingers instead of 10.
The octal number system also make use of positional
notation just like in the two previous number system we discuss.
Let us now discuss the steps involved in converting
an octal to its binary or decimal and vice versa.
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In order to convert from decimal to octal,
The number in base10 is divided by eight.
And the remainders after each division are recorded.
Stop the dividing upon reaching a quotient of zero.
Here is the
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Therefore 56 base10 is equivalent to 70 base8.
Now guys who can show me the solution
On how the 56 base10 is equivalent to 70 base8?
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Seven divided by 8 cannot be.
We will put a period and then add zero.
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Seventy divided by eight
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Just add zero and point. Before the answer
Again seventy divided by eight.
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Eight
Eight times eight
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Sixty-four
And then
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Seventy minus sixty four
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Answer is six
Add zero
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Sixty divided by eight
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Answer is seven
Seven times eight
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Answer fifty six.
then
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Subtract 56 to 60 answer is
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Four.
Then add another zero
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Four.
Then add another zero
Forty divided by eight?
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Answer five.
Five times eight?
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Answer is forty.
Forty minus forty?
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Answer is zero
Any question guys??
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Answer the following
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1.) 253
2.) 2346
3.) 3045
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In the octal number system,
each digit corresponds to power of eight (8).
To convert an octal value to decimal,
each octal digit is multiplied by its positional value
and the resulting products are added.
Almost the same with binary to decimal.
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1x8=1
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1x8=1
7x8=56
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1x8=1
7x8=56
4x8=32x8=256
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1x8=1
7x8=56
4x8=32x8=256
6x8=48x8=384x8=3072
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1x8=1
7x8=56
4x8=32x8=256
6x8=48x8=384x8=3072
3x8=24x8=192x8=1536x8=12288
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12288+3072+256+56+1
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15673
Question guys?
Next is
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The most easiest conversion.
Any octal number up to seven may be
converted to its binary equivalent.
Each digit is converted one at a time
To its binary equivalent.
For your convenience I prepare a table of conversion
From octal to binary.
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Question guys?
Now let’s go to
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Binary to Octal is the reverse of Octal to Binary.
This kind of conversion is very easy .
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Question guys??
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Next week we will discuss the Hexadecimal
number system.
And we have a very short quiz.
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