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Please complete the following tasks to signify your successful completion of Unit 4. Save your work into a word document. Upload your answers using the buttons below on this page to post me your document. Write each of the following decimal values in binary. (Don't just jot down the answer; please show the arithmetic you used to perform the conversion.)
47 72 83 66 113
Write each of the following binary values in decimal. (Don't just jot down the answer; please show the arithmetic you used to perform the conversion.)
%1110100 %1100110 %1010001 %10110110 %1001001
Write each of the following binary values in hexadecimal. (Don't just jot down the answer; please show the process you used to perform the conversion.)
%10010011 %1001101 %10101001 %100110001 %101010101
Write each of the following hexadecimal values in binary. (Don't just jot down the answer; please show the process you used to perform the conversion.)
$CAD $BEEF $ABC $379A
Write each of the following hexadecimal values in decimal. (Don't just jot down the answer; please show the process you used to perform the conversion.)
$ACE $BEAD $B55 $456 $123

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