Computer Science, asked by anshumindra22, 5 months ago

Convert the following Decimal into
its Hexadecimal equivalent:
b. 922
a. 1183
c. 690
d. 840

Answers

Answered by rahmanbinjaffar

2

Answer:

a. 1183 -> 49F

b. 922 -> 39A

c. 690 -> 2B2

d. 840 -> 348

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