converting between denary & hexadecimal

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what is hexadecimal?

hexadecimal is a number system with 16 digits.

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true or false?

hexadecimal uses 16 digits.

true.

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what is the relationship between hexadecimal and a binary nibble?

one hexadecimal digit represents four bits of binary data.

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define nibble.

a nibble is four digits of binary data or half a byte.

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what is the non-mathematical method for converting denary to hexadecimal?

convert denary to binary, split into nibbles, then convert each nibble to hexadecimal.

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what is the mathematical method for converting denary to hexadecimal.

divide denary by 16 and record the whole times (hex digit 1) and remainder (hex digit 2).

example: denary 160 to hexadecimal = 160 ÷ 16 = 10 (A)

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what is the non-mathematical method for converting hexadecimal to denary?

convert each hexadecimal digit to 4-bit binary, join nibbles, then convert binary to denary.

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what is the mathematical method for converting hexadecimal to denary?

multiply the first by 16, then add the second digit.
example: hexadecimal B4 to denary = B(11) × 16 = 176 + 4 = 180

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convert denary 45 to hexadecimal.

128

64

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split in to 2 nibbles (4-bits)

0010 = 2

1101 = 13(D)

answer = 2D

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convert hexadecimal E7 to denary.

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combine to create an 8-bit value and convert to denary

11100111 = 231