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Decimal Number
27
Units of
256
0
Units of
16
1
Units of
1
B (11)
Hexadecimal
Value
1b
Decimal Number
322
Units of
256
1
Units of
16
4
Units of
1
2
Hexadecimal
Value
142
Hexadecimal Number
144
Units of
256
1
Units of
16
4
Units of
1
4
Decimal Value
256 + 64 + 4
= 324
What about the hex figure c2? We now know that the letter c
represents the decimal number 12. This means we have 12 units of
16, and two units of 2. This gives us the decimal figure 194.
Hexadecimal Number
c2
Units of
256
0
Units of
16
12
Units of
1
2
Decimal
Value
192 + 2 =
194
1.
(And
1.
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_
There are two units of 256, ten units of 16, and nine units of
1.
512 + 160 + 9 = 681
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784 - 768 = 16
Obviously, there's one unit of 16 in 16. Since there is no
remainder, we can place a "0" in the remaining slots.
256 16 1
3
1
0
The final result is the hex number "310".
Three units of one takes care of the remainder, and the hex
number "1a3" is the answer.
256 16 1
1
a
3
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9. Convert the following decimal number to hexadecimal:
1903
Are there any units of 256 in the decimal 1903? Yes,
seven of them, totalling 1792. This leaves a remainder of
111.
256 16 1
7
256 16 1
1
2
1
1
0
2 1
1 0
2 1
0 1
2 1
0 0
2 1
0 0
The next five questions dealt with converting binary to hex. We're
going to use much the same method in solving these questions,
but this point bears repeating: Make sure to answer the
question in the format that Cisco is asking for on your CCNA
and CCNP exams.
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1 Decimal
1
51
To finish answering the question, convert the decimal 51 to hex. Are there any units
of 256 in the decimal 51? No. Are there any units of 16 in the decimal 51?
Yes, three, for a total of 48 and a remainder of three. Three units of one gives
us the hex number "33".
256 16 1
0
3 3
128 64 32 16 8 4 2
1
1 0
0 1 1 1
1 Decimal
1
207
Now convert the decimal 207 to hex. Are there any units
of 256 in the decimal 207? No. Are there any units of
16 in the decimal 207? Yes, twelve of them, for a total
of 192 and a remainder of 15. Twelve is represented in
hex with the letter "c". Fifteen units of one are expressed
with the letter "f", giving us a hex number of "cf".
256 16 1
0
c f
1 Decimal
1
93
256 16 1
0
5 d
1 Decimal
1
157
Now convert the decimal 157 to hex. There are no units of 256.
How many units of 16 are there in the decimal 157? Nine, for
a total of 144 and a remainder of 13. You know to express the
number 13 in hex with the letter "d", resulting in a hex number of
"9d".
256 16 1
0
9 d
1 Decimal
1
213
Now convert the decimal 213 to hex. No units of 256, but how
many of 16? Thirteen of them, with a total of 208 and a remainder
of 5. Again, the number 13 in hex is represented with the letter "d",
and the five units of one give us the hex number "d5".
256 16 1
0
d 5