Question

explain the conversion of decimal number into binary
number using a example​

Answer 1

In decimal to binary conversion, we convert a base 10 number to base 2 number by using simple methods. For example, if 1210 is a decimal number then its equivalent binary number is 11002.

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Answer 2

Answer:

As we know, the Decimal Number System has a base of 10 and the Binary Number System has a base of 2. While converting decimal figures to double figures, the base of decimal figures i.e. 10 will be changed into the base of the Conversion Binary Number System i.e. 2. All the decimal figures retain their original double number.

For illustration, if we want to convert( 294) ₁₀, also we will divide this number by 2. We'll be left with some remainder and quotient value after dividing the given number by 2. The number will be divided by 2 till the quotient value reaches zero. As the quotient value reaches 2, place the remaining value in the series of Least Significant Bit( LSB) at the top and the Most Significant bit( MSB) at the bottom.

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