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Transcribed Image Text:Convert the binary NUMBER 11111010001.1011
to BCD number showing the steps
Decimal No. =
(1 m)
Integer part (BCD) =
(0.5m)
Fractional part (BCD)=
(0.5 m)
Transcribed Image Text:Convert the BCD NUMBER 0001 1000 0000 0011 . 0011 0001 0010 0101
to BINARY number showing the steps
(Note : The problem should be solved in separate paper with steps and
scanned copy should be submitted along with other answers
The final answer must be entered in the boxes below.
For the binary number, enter only one bit in a box and fill the unused boxes if
any, with zeros)
Decimal No. =
(0.5 m)
Integer part (binary) =
(1 m)
Fractional part (binary)=
(0.5 m)
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