2.6 Converting from binary to denary and binary addition Flashcards

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steps to convert binary to denary

A
  • write out the binary place values
  • write down the binary number in the correct position
  • multiply the values to give the denary value, and add the answers together to get the total
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binary addition

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  • write out the numbers one above the other with an addition sign
  • start at the right and add the numbers

1 + 0 = 1
0 + 0 = 0
1 + 1 = 10
1 + 1 + 1 = 11

any extra digits are carried to the next column

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overflow errors

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occur when a calculation produces a result that is greater than the computer can deal with

the results can’t be represented by an 8 bit number as it is over 255

a 9th bit is required for overflow

always mark overflow numbers in answers

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Convert the binary number 11011001 into a denary number [1]

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217

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Add together the following two 8 bit binary numbers: 00101011 + 00010111 [1]

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01000010

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a) Add together the following two 8 bit binary numbers: 10010111 and 11011000

Express your response in 8 bit binary form [2]

b) identify the problem the addition has created

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a) 1 01101111

b) there is an overflow because the result cannot be represented in 8 bits

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Convert the 8 bit binary number 10010111 into a decimal number [2]

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151

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