NightFire
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Homework Statement
Convert (AC3)16 to base 10.
I'm new to this kind of material. I would really appreciate your help for this one.
Thanks,
Roy
The discussion revolves around converting the hexadecimal number (AC3)16 to its decimal equivalent. Participants are exploring the conversion process and addressing common misconceptions related to base conversions.
There is an ongoing exchange of hints and attempts to clarify the conversion process. Some participants are questioning the accuracy of their conversions and the understanding of base systems, while others are providing guidance on how to approach the problem.
Some participants express confusion regarding the use of similar notations for different bases, which may be affecting their understanding of the conversion process. There is a mention of homework constraints and the need for clarity in base definitions.
tiny-tim said:hi roy!
Hint: What is (a00)16 to base 10 ?![]()
Zach Knight said:Consider the number 152 in base 10. Another way to write this number is 2*100+5*101+1*102.
If we change the base, we just change all of those tens. For example
152(base 8)=2*80+5*81+1*82=2+40+64=106(base 10)
Can you write AC3(base 16) in the form above?
NightFire said:i see.
so basically i can write it this way?? : (AC3)16 = (10123)10
3*10^0 + 2*10^1 + 1*10^2 + 0*10^3 + 1*10^4 ?
Thanks
sw vandecarr said:in base 16, a=10 c=12 so 10(16^2) + 12(16) + 3 = 2560 + 192 + 3 = 2755 b10 = ac3 b16
what would ff be in base 10?
NightFire said:10(10^2) + 12(10) + 3 = 1000+120+3= 1123
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