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Mike Fuglsang
95 Points
Are you supposed to put the number together, Like 1 plus 1 is 2?

Posted September 16, 2016 9:28pm by Mike Fuglsang

Mike Fuglsang
95 Points
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Neil Goldstein
13,671 Points
How is this wrong??

Posted September 15, 2016 2:45am by Neil Goldstein

Neil Goldstein
13,671 Points
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natthaphol budagosa
1,592 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000111?

Posted August 31, 2016 4:27pm by natthaphol budagosa

natthaphol budagosa
1,592 Points
3 Answers
Chelsea Elizabeth Mayne
249 Points
What is the value of the byte 000000111?

Posted August 29, 2016 10:40pm by Chelsea Elizabeth Mayne

Chelsea Elizabeth Mayne
249 Points
1 Answer
Natalie Berry
804 Points
isnt this 00001000 equal to 4 because it is the 4th bit turned on?

Posted August 13, 2016 3:16pm by Natalie Berry

Natalie Berry
804 Points
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Rabab El-Zohbi
1,859 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000111?

Posted July 20, 2016 1:02pm by Rabab El-Zohbi

Rabab El-Zohbi
1,859 Points
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ahmed hamid
382 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000111?

Posted July 15, 2016 7:13pm by ahmed hamid

ahmed hamid
382 Points
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Moe Myint Kyal Sin
Courses Plus Student 553 Points
00001000

Posted July 7, 2016 8:11am by Moe Myint Kyal Sin

Moe Myint Kyal Sin
Courses Plus Student 553 Points
2 Answers
J Pyronneau
188 Points
I cant figure out how to calculate the binary numbers. Can someone assist?

Posted June 27, 2016 2:38pm by J Pyronneau

J Pyronneau
188 Points
1 Answer
Noel Arroyo
1,762 Points
I know it's 8 I totally mistyped

Posted June 22, 2016 4:26pm by Noel Arroyo

Noel Arroyo
1,762 Points
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Alexander Zaldana
38 Points
what number is represnted by the byte 00000111?

Posted June 21, 2016 6:20pm by Alexander Zaldana

Alexander Zaldana
38 Points
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Nisha Kalbalia
4,787 Points
i can't understand pl. clear

Posted June 11, 2016 11:40am by Nisha Kalbalia

Nisha Kalbalia
4,787 Points
1 Answer
Breia Pierce
1,448 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000001?

Posted June 9, 2016 2:50pm by Breia Pierce

Breia Pierce
1,448 Points
2 Answers
Tinei L Musarurwa
4,259 Points
what number is represented by the byte 00000111

Posted June 3, 2016 8:00pm by Tinei L Musarurwa

Tinei L Musarurwa
4,259 Points
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brent westley
1,089 Points
i dont get it

Posted June 1, 2016 6:19pm by brent westley

brent westley
1,089 Points
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Dorothy Mourtada
50 Points
Still confuse about place value

Posted May 31, 2016 7:10am by Dorothy Mourtada

Dorothy Mourtada
50 Points
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Jesus Franco
9,236 Points
answer

Posted May 28, 2016 6:56pm by Jesus Franco

Jesus Franco
9,236 Points
1 Answer
Pavel Liška
672 Points
Please how to re-count binary into decimal numeric system. equation would be more than welcome. Thank you

Posted May 28, 2016 2:10pm by Pavel Liška

Pavel Liška
672 Points
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Bassam Almutairi
Courses Plus Student 671 Points
The binary number system uses ___ as the base number. what is the correct answer?

Posted May 5, 2016 8:53pm by Bassam Almutairi

Bassam Almutairi
Courses Plus Student 671 Points
4 Answers
farah hussain
9,218 Points
binary numbers

Posted May 1, 2016 4:24pm by farah hussain

farah hussain
9,218 Points
1 Answer
jitesh garg
570 Points
not able to understand byte questions...

Posted April 25, 2016 6:38pm by jitesh garg

jitesh garg
570 Points
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Chris Hernandez
Courses Plus Student 44 Points
I don't understand the number represented by the byte 00000111. Need help understanding this whole system.

Posted April 25, 2016 2:54am by Chris Hernandez

Chris Hernandez
Courses Plus Student 44 Points
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Eli Weinstein
513 Points
00000111

Posted April 20, 2016 8:47pm by Eli Weinstein

Eli Weinstein
513 Points
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Joseph Mathew
264 Points
Hello, Can someone please help explain binaries and decimals in a more simplistic manner? Thank you, Joe

Posted April 17, 2016 6:58am by Joseph Mathew

Joseph Mathew
264 Points
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subodh kumar
Courses Plus Student 96 Points
i did not understand about binary coding

Posted April 6, 2016 3:24pm by subodh kumar

subodh kumar
Courses Plus Student 96 Points
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Chris Faulkes
1,532 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000111? I keep thinking its 6, but i have no clue :(

Posted April 2, 2016 10:25pm by Chris Faulkes

Chris Faulkes
1,532 Points
1 Answer
Carlo Inzunza
1,117 Points
Hi, the question said" The binary system uses ___ as their base number? I ddi't really understand the question...

Posted April 2, 2016 10:01pm by Carlo Inzunza

Carlo Inzunza
1,117 Points
4 Answers
David Hinton
3,070 Points
What number is represented by the byte 00000111?

Posted March 29, 2016 1:06pm by David Hinton

David Hinton
3,070 Points
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Teresa Watkins
Courses Plus Student 80 Points
I am not understanding the count.

Posted March 23, 2016 3:14am by Teresa Watkins

Teresa Watkins
Courses Plus Student 80 Points
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Nicholas Spano
Courses Plus Student 807 Points
what number is represented by the byte 00000111 = ?

Posted March 21, 2016 1:41pm by Nicholas Spano

Nicholas Spano
Courses Plus Student 807 Points
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