Convert (138.32)<sub>10</sub> to
Q.) Convert (138.32)10 to
Subject: Digital SystemsThe question seems to be incomplete. It asks to convert the decimal number 138.32 to another number system, but it doesn't specify which number system.
However, I will provide the steps to convert this decimal number to binary, octal, and hexadecimal number systems.
- Conversion to Binary:
- Convert the integer part (138) and the fractional part (0.32) separately, then combine them at the end.
- Integer Part:
- Divide the number by 2. - Write down the remainder. - Divide the quotient from the previous step by 2. - Repeat the steps until the quotient is 0. - The binary number is the remainders read from bottom to top.
- Fractional Part:
- Multiply the fraction by 2. - Write down the whole number part. - Multiply the fractional part of the result from the previous step by 2. - Repeat the steps until you get a fraction of 0 or until you have enough digits.
- Combining the Parts:
- Combine the integer part and the fractional part, separating them with a binary point.
- Conversion to Octal:
- Convert the integer part (138) and the fractional part (0.32) separately, then combine them at the end.
- Integer Part:
- Divide the number by 8. - Write down the remainder. - Divide the quotient from the previous step by 8. - Repeat the steps until the quotient is 0. - The octal number is the remainders read from bottom to top.
- Fractional Part:
- Multiply the fraction by 8. - Write down the whole number part. - Multiply the fractional part of the result from the previous step by 8. - Repeat the steps until you get a fraction of 0 or until you have enough digits.
- Combining the Parts:
- Combine the integer part and the fractional part, separating them with an octal point.
- Conversion to Hexadecimal:
- Convert the integer part (138) and the fractional part (0.32) separately, then combine them at the end.
- Integer Part:
- Divide the number by 16. - Write down the remainder. - Divide the quotient from the previous step by 16. - Repeat the steps until the quotient is 0. - The hexadecimal number is the remainders read from bottom to top. If the remainder is 10-15, write it as A-F.
- Fractional Part:
- Multiply the fraction by 16. - Write down the whole number part. - Multiply the fractional part of the result from the previous step by 16. - Repeat the steps until you get a fraction of 0 or until you have enough digits.
- Combining the Parts:
- Combine the integer part and the fractional part, separating them with a hexadecimal point.
Please note that the fractional part conversion might not always result in an exact value, so you might have to round off after a certain number of digits.