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Digital Literacy Computer Basics Computer Basics Data

Posted by jaidah minnick
jaidah minnick
50 Points

which binary number represents number

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Jason Larson
Jason Larson
8,361 Points

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking here, as the answer would depend on the number. The Quiz that you're referencing asks about which binary number represents 'on' and 'off', in which case the answer is '1' and '0', respectively. (That's why you will see some flip switches that have a I for on and a O for off, and why some push button power switches have a symbol that looks like a circle with a line in it, which represents 1 and 0.)

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

You didn't say what number you were trying to convert, but take a look a the answer I gave to another user asking about the value 000000111.

The same principle can be applied to any other number.