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What is 1000 as hexadecimal? Please explain. (I'm using this problem to help me understand number conversion) I know its 3E8 (Web search)

And because of that I also know that i do 1000/16 = 62 r8 so then what?

Based off what I know, 8 would be in the one's place, then I divide by 16 again and get the remainder  = 3r14 and ....9ABCDE 3E8. Is this the correct approach to this problem?

if possible, could you also answer:

1000 in binary

 Jul 11, 2020
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Hexadecimal is just base16

  find the biggest exponent of 16 that goes into 1000                 

                16= 256 goes in there 3 times with 232 left over      first number is 3 x x

                      now what exponent of 16 goes into 232       16   goes in there 14   with 8 left over

                                  hexadecimal numbers are 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F       14 corresponds to E

                                            so the second number is  'E'     3Ex

                                                   the leftover '8' goes in the last slot ....it represents 16x 8  with no leftover

 

                                                          so our hex equivalent of 1000 becomes    3 E 8

 Jul 11, 2020

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