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Find the binary equivalent of (374.26)8 and the octal equivalent of (1110100.0100111)2

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Answered by Muzammilbinmubeen56
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Answered by Afreenakbar
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The binary equivalent of (374.26)⁸ is 11111100.01011 and the octal equivalent of (1110100.0100111)₂ is 164.234.

Given that,

We have to find the binary equivalent of (374.26)⁸ and octal equivalent of (1110100.0100111)₂.

We know that,

Each digit in octal can be represented as 3 bits in binary number

3       7          4.        2        6

011    111      100.    010    110

Therefore the binary equivalent of (346.26)⁸  is

011111100.010110

MSB on the LHS of the decimal point  and LSB on the RHS of the decimal point in a binary number can be ignored.

So, (374.26)⁸ = 11111100.01011

3 bits of a binary number represent 1 octal digit

Given binary number:

1110100.0100111

For LHS of the decimal , start spliting the binary number into bits of three from Least significant bit.

As we go towards the MSB, if 3 bits are not there, add zeroes to the right. Since 0 at MSB can be ignored.

For RHS of a binary digit, start spliting the number into bits of 3 from MSB. as we go towards the LSB , add zeroes to complete 3 bits. Zeroes in LSB in the right hand side of a decimal can be ignore.

Step 1:

1     110        100.  010      011    1

Step2: since there are not enough bits in the LHS of the decimal, add zeroes in the MSB

001     110        100.  010      011    1

Step 3: since there are not enough bits in the RHS of the decimal, add zeroes in the LSB

1 00    110        100.  010      011    100

Step 4: Convert each group of three binary digits to one octal digit.

001     110        100.  010      011    100

1             6           4     . 2           3       4

So, the octal equivalent of (1110100.0100111) is 164.234

Therefore, the binary equivalent of (374.26)⁸ is 11111100.01011 and the octal equivalent of (1110100.0100111)₂ is 164.234.

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