A question in solving basic oprations in digital logic

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The discussion revolves around solving basic operations in digital logic, specifically focusing on binary division and coding decimal numbers using various methods. Participants highlight the need for theoretical understanding to tackle problems like coding numbers in excess-3, BCD, and 2421 formats. There is an emphasis on the importance of showing work and asking specific questions for better assistance. Suggestions include seeking help from teachers and utilizing educational resources for foundational knowledge. Overall, the conversation underscores the necessity of grasping the underlying concepts in digital logic to solve related problems effectively.
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11010101 / 11011

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code each one of the deximal numbers by weight ( 6, 4, 2, -3 )
i don't know what the meen but some how i am sopposed to
code using them

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code the number 729 in excess3
code the number 729 in BCD
code the number 729 in 2421 code

i lack the theoretical knowledge to solve this kinds of questions
 
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i lack the theoretical knowledge to solve this kinds of questions

can you give me some site that i can read so i can solve this types

i just don't know these subjects
 
Ask your teacher first. Or, at the very least, ask us a specific question.

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