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Number system || Conversion of Number System || Binary, Decimal, Octal, Hexadecimal

This video from Physics Practical provides a comprehensive guide to number systems, focusing specifically on conversions between Binary, Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal (0:40). The instructor outlines 12 specific conversion paths, emphasizing that understanding the basic processes is more important than memorizing all paths individually (2:38). Key Conversion Processes: Decimal to Other Bases: To convert from Decimal to Binary, Octal, or Hexadecimal, divide the integer part by the target base and use the remainders in reverse order (down to up) (4:27, 21:07, 26:18). For the fractional part, multiply by the target base and take the integer carry from top to bottom (7:33, 22:00). Other Bases to Decimal: To convert from Binary, Octal, or Hexadecimal to Decimal, expand the number using powers of the source base (10:52, 12:11, 13:00). Shortcut Methods: Octal/Hex to Binary: Convert each digit individually to its binary equivalent (3 bits for Octal, 4 bits for Hex) (39:16, 51:02). Binary to Octal/Hex: Group binary digits into sets of 3 (for Octal) or 4 (for Hex), starting from the decimal point, and convert each group to its decimal equivalent (46:12, 54:30). Practical Examples: Conversion of 29.625 to Binary (3:46). Hexadecimal 2C8 to Binary (16:49). Octal 12 to Binary (38:08). Binary 111011 to Octal (45:29). #physicsexplained #binary #logicgate #booleanexpression #physics #numbersystem#physics​ #physicsclass​ #learnphysics​ #physicslecture​ #physicsconcept​ #physicsstudy​ #physicslearning​ #physicseducation​ #physicsforstudents​ #physicslover​#education​ #study​ #studymotivation​ #learning​ #onlinelearning​ #studygram​ #studytips​ #studymaterial​ #conceptlearning​ #smartstudy​