what is the hexidecimal number of 4100?
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Answer / a,dinesh kumar
16|4100
16|256-4
16|16-0
16|1-0
the answer is 4100->1004
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Answer / revathy
I think it is 1004
But JITENDRA, why do you think it's FA0
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Answer / shilpa
I Think 1004 h is correct ans
how come FA0 IS CORRECT
PLZ ANSWER TO ME IF MY ANS IS WRONG
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Answer / himanshu
(1004)H is the haxadecimal conversion of (4100)d
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Answer / ganges
1004 is the correct answer. One another way to solve the
problem is convert the decimal to binary then to the Hexa
(machine way!)
4100 (decimal) ->1,00 00,00 00,01 00 (binary) -> 1004 (hexa)
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Answer / oleg
We know that 4096=0x1000, and we just need to add
4100-4096=4 to 0x1000.
So 0x1000 + 4 = 0x1004.
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Answer / anilkumar927@gmail.com
Hi Jitrendra,
I hope that 1004 is the correct ANS.
still you have doubt about this please do it in calculator.
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Answer / yoganathan.m
THE GIVEN NO IS DECIMAL VALUE(4100) SO, FIRST WE NEED TO
CONVERT THAT VALUE IN TO BINARY VALUE.
THIS IS POSSIBLE BY DIVIDING BY 2 UP TO 0 OR 1.
THEN WE NEED TO SEPARATE THOSE VALUES BY 4 APART.
THEN USING 8421 RULE WE HAVE TO GIVE VALUE.
ie,4100 when divide we get 0001 0000 0000 0100.
the answer is exactly 1004.
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Answer / vishal ramawat
Simply open calculator in windows. switch to scientific
view, n check ANY answer :)
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