2. Represent the following decimal integers in (unsigned) binary, octal, and hexadecimal forms. Do each conversion...
2. Represent the following decimal integers in (unsigned) binary, octal, and hexadecimal forms. Do each conversion directly from the decimal form to the other form. You must show all the steps in converting from the decimal form to each other form.
a. 77 b. 64 c. 140
3. Represent the following numbers in (unsigned) binary form and in decimal form. Show the conversion steps.
a. (AD)16
b. (77)16
c. (17)16
d. (17)8
e. (64)8
f. (140)8
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