Number Systems and Data Representation Flashcards

1
Q

defines how numbers are represented using symbols or digits and how arithmetic operations are performed on these numbers

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Number System

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2
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forms the basis for data representation, memory addressing, and low-level operations in computing devices

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Number System

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3
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mathematical notation for expressing numbers

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Number System

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4
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counting using fingers

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decimal number system

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5
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Base-10

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decimal number system

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6
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for computers-since flip flops

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binary number system

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7
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Base 2

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binary number system

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8
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to shorten long binary numbers

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octal number system

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9
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since data is stored in bytes

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hexadecimal number system

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10
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Base-8

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octal number system

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11
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Base-16

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hexadecimal number system

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12
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most widely used number system in the world; most intuitive for everyday calculations

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decimal number system

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13
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What ten symbols does the decimal number system use to represent numbers?

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0 to 9

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14
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also referred to as radix

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base

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15
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indicates the number of unique digits (including 0) used to represent numbers in the system

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base

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16
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system for expressing numerals; position of digit indicates the power of the base that the digit must be multiplied by to determine its value

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positional number system

17
Q

represents number in terms of 0 and 1 only

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binary number system

18
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uses 16 symbols

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hexadecimal number system

19
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what are the 16 symbols that the hexadecimal number systems use to represent numbers?

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0-9, A-F

20
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often used in computing for its compact representation of binary data; commonly used in memory addresses, color codes (RGB), low-level programming

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hexadecimal number system

21
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Conversion between Number Systems

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Decimal to Binary, Binary to Decimal, Decimal to Hexadecimal, Hexadecimal to Decimal

22
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divide the decimal number by 2 repeatedly and note the remainders; reading the remainders from bottom to top gives the binary equivalent

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Decimal to Binary

23
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multiply each binary digit by 2 raised to the corresponding position’s power and add them together

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Binary to Decimal

24
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divide the decimal number by 16 repeatedly, noting both quotients and remainders; convert remainders greater than 9 to A-F for the hexadecimal representation

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Decimal to Hexadecimal

25
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multiply each hexadecimal digit by 16 raised to the corresponding position’s power and add them together

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Hexadecimal to Decimal

26
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Operations on Binary Numbers

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Binary Addition, Binary Subtraction