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ed so x D 17. Digital signal and Nun x D httpsllecampusuwweduw x https //ecampus ebdav/pid-2621257-dt-content-rid-7223277 1/courses/star82194-201508/17 Digital%20Signal.pdf McGraw Exercise Convert the following numbers first to binary, then to octal, and finally hexadecimal: 5710, 15910, 10 11.27510 Perform the following binary operations: 101 101 112 11110010. 1101 1100 01 100111 101 101112 Bitwise AND 111 10010 11011 100, Bitwise XOR 01100111 Represent the following numbers in 8-bit two's complement binary values: 1710, 129 75

Explanation / Answer

(57)10 = (00111001)2 = (73)8 = (39)16

(159)10 = (10011111)2=(237)8 =  (9F)16

(32.45)10 = (00100000)2 =(40)8 = (20)16

(11.275)10 = (00001011)2= (13)8 =(B)16