Module 13 - Introduction to Number Systems and Logic
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In this case, the higher order group is invalid, but the lower order group is valid. Therefore, the correction
factor is added only to the higher order group as shown:

Convert this total to decimal to check your answer:

Remember that the correction factor is added only to groups that exceed 910 (1001BCD).
Convert the following numbers to BCD and add: Q107.
 Q108.
 Q109.

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Q110.
 Summary
Now that you've completed this chapter, you should have a basic understanding of number systems. The number
systems that were dealt with are used extensively in the microprocessor and computer fields. The following is a
summary of the emphasized terms and points found in the "Number Systems" chapter.
The UNIT represents a single object. A NUMBER is a symbol used to represent one or more units. The RADIX is the base of a positional number system.
It is equal to the number of symbols used in that number system. A POSITIONAL NOTATION
is a system in which the value or magnitude of a number is defined not only by its digits or symbol value, but
also by its position. Each position represents a power of the radix, or base, and is ranked in ascending or
descending order.

The MOST SIGNIFICANT DIGIT (MSD) is a digit within a number (whole or fractional) that has the
largest effect (weighing power) on that number.

The LEAST SIGNIFICANT DIGIT (LSD) is a digit within a number (whole or fractional) that has
the least effect (weighting power) on that number.
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The BINARY NUMBER System is a base 2 system. The symbols 1 and 0 can be used to represent the
state of electrical/electronic devices. a binary 1 may indicate the device is active; a 0 may indicate the device
is inactive.

The OCTAL NUMBER System is a base 8 system and is quite useful as a tool in the conversion of
binary numbers. This system works because 8 is an integral power of 2; that is, 23 = 8. The use of octal
numbers reduces the number of digits required to represent the binary equivalent of a decimal number. The HEX NUMBER System is a base 16 system and is sometimes used in computer systems. a binary
number can be converted directly to a base 16 number if the binary number is first broken into groups of four
digits.
The basic rules of ADDITION apply to each of the number systems. Each system becomes unique when
carries are produced. SUBTRACTION in each system is based on certain rules of that number
system. The borrow varies in magnitude according to the number system in use. In most computers, subtraction is
accomplished by using the complement (R's or R's-1) of the subtrahend and adding it to the minuend. To
CONVERT a WHOLE Base 10 NUMBER to another system, divide the decimal number by the base of the number
system to which you are converting. Continue dividing the quotient of the previous division until it can no longer
be done. Extract the remainders - the remainder from the first computation will yield the LSD; the last will
provide the MSD.
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To CONVERT DECIMAL FRACTIONS, multiply the fraction by the base of the desired number system.
Extract those digits that move to the left of the radix point. Continue to multiply the fractional product for as
many places as needed. The first digit left of the radix point will be the MSD, and the last will be the LSD. The
example to the right shows the process of converting 248.3210 to the octal equivalent (370.2438).

BINARY numbers are converted to OCTAL and HEX by the
grouping method. Three binary digits equal one octal digit; four binary digits equal one hex digit.

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To CONVERT binary, octal, and hex numbers to DECIMAL use the PowerS of the base being
converted.

BINARY-CodeD DECIMAL (BCD) is a coding system used with some microprocessors. a correction
factor is needed to correct invalid numbers
Answers to Questions Q1. Through Q110.
A1. Unit A2. Number A3.
Arabic A4. The number of symbols used in the system A5.
17310 A6. 103, 102, 101, 100
A7. Radix point A8.
(a) MSD - 4, LSD - 0 (b) MSD - 1, LSD - 6 (c)
MSD - 2, LSD - 4 (d) MSD - 2, LSD - 1 A9. 111112
A10. 111012 A11. 1000012
A12. 1011112 A13. 10002
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A14. 110111102 A15. 100002
A16. 10112 A17. 111012 A18.
112 A19. 11102 A20. 111112
A21. 22110 A22. 011000112 A23.
-00012 A24. 108 A25. 608
A26. 10158 A27. 223068 A28.
1518 A29. 248 A30. 3218
A31. 368 A32. 3368 A33.
3778 A34. 1048 A35. 77678
A36. DD8D16 A37. 11FDB16 A38.
125F16 A39. 1202016 A40. 191AB16
A41. 1AA816 A42. 33516
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A43. 93516 A44. 953116
A45. 36B316 A46. 10ABC16 A47.
42F0F16 A48. 10010002 A49. 11000012
A50. 111100112 A51. 0.11102 A52.
0.01012 A53. 10001.011012 A54. 78
A55. 538 A56. 7638
A57. 0.74678 A58. 0.002038 A59.
374.1278 A60. 2A16 A61. 5316
A62. B016 A63. 1EB16 A64.
0.B89316 A65. 28 A66. 128
A67. 578 A68. 0.148 A69.
0.638 A70. 67.258 A71. 216
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A72. B16 A73. 2F16
A74. 0.316 A75. 0.CC16 A76.
37.5416 A77. 1110112 A78. 1010010102
A79. 1000000112 A80. 0.1001011102
A81. 0.1110112 A82. 11110.1012
A83. 3C16 A84. 14A16 A85.
0.0C16 A86. C.8816 A87. 1000112;
438 A88. 110112; 338 A89.
0.1110012; 0.718 A90. 1000101.1012; 105.58
A91. 1810 A92. 12410 A93.
8510 A94. 0.312510 A95. 0.62510
A96. 109.937510 A97. 1510 A98.
5210 A99. 25310 A100. 0.510
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A101. 0.76562510 A102. 8.2812510
A103. 3610 A104. 16510 A105.
21910 A106. 998.312510 A107. 1000BCD
A108. 1001BCD A109. 0001 0001BCD
A110. 0010 0010BCD
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