Show the conversion of the following numbers with the standard conversion procedure. 1. (AD)H = (...

Show the conversion of the following numbers with the standard conversion procedure.

1. (AD)_H = ( ?)₂ = ( ? )₁₀

2. (24)₇ = ( ? )₁₀ = ( ? )₂

3. ( 10011001)₂ = ( ? )₈ = (?)₁₆

4. (334.2301)₁₀ = ( ? )₂

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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