Question

Base value of number system ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The base value of a number system is the number of different values the set has before repeating itself. For example, decimal has a base of ten values, 0 to 9. The weighting factor is the multiplier value applied to each column position of the number.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Base Values

The base value of a number system is the number of different values the set has before repeating itself. For example, decimal has a base of ten values, 0 to 9.

Binary = 2 (0, 1)

Octal = 8 (0 - 7)

Decimal = 10 (0 - 9)

Duodecimal = 12 (used for some purposes by the Romans)

Hexadecimal = 16 (0 - 9, A-F)

Vigesimal = 20 (used by the Mayans)

Sexagesimal = 60 (used by the Babylonians)