CPro1, Assignment No. 1

Answer the following in a 1 whole pad paper with your solution.

1. Convert (348)10 to its equivalent representation in the following bases:

a. Base 16

b. Base 8

c. Base 2

2. Find the base ten equivalents of the following numbers:

a. (A1C) 16

b. (372) 8

c. (101111001)2

3. Convert the following numbers directly to binary without using an intermediary base:

a. (E89) 16

b. (244) 8

4. Convert (111001010)2 to:

a. Octal

b. Hexadecimal

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