A question in solving basic oprations in digital logic

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around basic operations in digital logic, specifically focusing on coding decimal numbers using various methods such as weighted coding, excess-3, BCD, and 2421 code. Participants express a lack of theoretical knowledge and seek guidance on how to approach these problems.

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  • Homework-related
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Main Points Raised

  • One participant presents a series of problems involving binary division and coding decimal numbers using specific weights.
  • Another participant requests assistance and resources to understand the theoretical concepts necessary to solve the problems.
  • Some participants emphasize the importance of showing work and asking specific questions rather than seeking direct answers.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree that the original poster needs to provide more context and specific questions to receive effective help. However, there is no consensus on the best approach to learn the necessary theoretical background.

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Participants note the lack of theoretical knowledge as a limitation in addressing the problems presented. There are also references to the need for clearer problem statements and specific questions to facilitate discussion.

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Students or individuals seeking to understand basic operations in digital logic and coding methods may find this discussion relevant.

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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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We're not going to do your homework for you. Show us your work, and where you've gotten stuck. Also, please post the entire problem as it was given to you.

- Warren
 
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.

- Warren
 

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