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convert the number to the other base a. 253 base 10 to base 8 b. 98...

convert the number to the other base

a. 253 base 10 to base 8
b. 98 base 10 to base 3
c. 1340 base 10 to base 16
d. AB base 16 to base 8
e. 111010 base 2 to base 16
f. 1010101 base 2 to base 6
g. 69 base 10 to base 2
h. 1023 base 10 to base 2

answer this one^ but if possible please answer this one too

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a. 11001(base2)
+ 10101(base2)

b. 743(base 8)
+    635(base8)

c. 98(base16)
+ 46(base16)

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