What is 738 in binary coded decimal?
- 1011110010
- 111100010
- 11100111000
Explanation from PART66Online
BCD encodes each decimal digit separately in 4-bit binary: 7 = 0111, 3 = 0011, 8 = 1000. Concatenated this is 0111 0011 1000, which written without the leading zero is 11100111000.
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benzhi asked · 21 Dec 2012
what bullshit is this?
Community Comments (5)
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PART66Online
25 Dec 2012
This is not bullshit. Read about BCD.
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shvepsik7
5 Oct 2013
The correct answer is 1011100010
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PART66Online
6 Oct 2013
Shvepsik, go and read about binary coded decimals. Your answer is wrong.
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shvepsik7
6 Oct 2013
I'm so sorry.
a form of coding each number individually
7 = 0111; 3 = 0011; 8 = 1000;
=011100111000 without first zero =11100111000
I thought differently as a number 738 = 1011100010
a form of coding each number individually
7 = 0111; 3 = 0011; 8 = 1000;
=011100111000 without first zero =11100111000
I thought differently as a number 738 = 1011100010
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PART66Online
7 Oct 2013
That is more correct. :)
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