Simpson is trying to solve an equation related to converting a decimal number to its hexadecimal form. He decides to utilize the grouping binary method of conversion. How will he represent the decimal number 1210 in the hexadecimal form?
A.
number 12 is written as 9 in hexadecimal with 16 as the base
B.
number 12 is written as A in hexadecimal with 16 as the base
C.
number 12 is written as D in hexadecimal with 16 as the base
D.
number 12 is written as B in hexadecimal with 16 as the base
E.
number 12 is written as C in hexadecimal with 16 as the base

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