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Exploring Binary Representations of Decimal Numbers

This detailed guide shows the binary equivalents for various decimal numbers, illustrating the conversion process from decimal to binary. It covers specific examples including how the decimal numbers 6, 15, 20, 40, and others translate into their binary forms like 111, 1111, 10101, and 101001. Understanding these conversions is essential in computer science as binary is the foundational language of computers. This resource aims to clarify the concept of binary numbers and how they are used in digital systems.

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Exploring Binary Representations of Decimal Numbers

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  1. 10 is the binary for… 3 C 2 A 1 10 B D

  2. 101 in binary is the same as… 5 C 3 A 17 9 B D

  3. 1111 is the binary for … 7 C 4 A 20 15 B D

  4. 100000 is the binary for … 24 C 16 A 64 32 B D

  5. 11010 is the binary for … 25 C 22 A 26 24 B D

  6. 10101 is the binary for … 111 C 21 A 33 10101 B D

  7. The binary for 6 is 111 C 101 A 11 110 B D

  8. The binary for 20 is 10101 C 10010 A 11111 10100 B D

  9. The binary for 15 is 1111 C 111 A 1100 10000 B D

  10. The binary for 40 is 101001 C 10010 A 101000 100000 B D

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