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Convert the following: 1. 3910 to Binary = 2 2. 1.7510 to Binary = 2 3. 46.4s to Binary = 2 4. 10111012 to Decimal = 10 5. 377s to Decimal = 10 6. 12810 to Octal = 8 7. 12810 to Hexadecimal = 16 8. 10000110112 to Hexadecimal = 16 9. BF.216 to Decimal = 10 10. 1 10 to Octal = 8 11. 1 10 to Hexadecimal = 16 12. 1111111111112 to Hexadecimal = 16Font. Change to Binary first & regroup. 13 377s to Hexadecimal = 16 14. BF.216 to Octal = 8 Postions: Binary 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 (DOT) .5 .25 125 Octal 2 64 8 1 (DOT) .125 .015625 Hexadecimal 4096 256 16 1 (DOT) .0625 .00390625 Hexadecimal to Decimal Conversions .1 =.0625 5 =.3125 .9= .5625 D=.8125 A = 10 D = 13 .2=.125 6=.375 .A=.625 E=.875 B = 11 E = 14 .3=.1875 7=.4375 B =.6875 F =.9375 C = 12 F = 15 4= .25 8=.5 C=.75 Octal to Decimal Conversions 1 =.125 3 =.375 6=.75 .2= .25 4= .5 .7=.875 15. Your calculator displays 1.25. Is this an exact value? Explain why or why not. 16. Your calculator displays 1.3333333. Is this an exact value? Explain why or why not. 17. Can every whole number be stored in Binary with 100% accuracy? Why? 18. Can every fractional number be stored in Binary with 100% accuracy? Why not? 19. If you go on vacation Saturday at noon and return the following Sunday at noon, how many days were you off? 20. What is the largest hexadecimal value possible in 2 bytes? One byte equals eight bits. 21. What is the largest decimal value possible in 2 bytes