Can you also explain why are we doing what we're doing, as in, non-fractional decimal to binary conversion is clear, we do (19/2) we take the remainder & go from bottom to top, but why are we multiplying this fractional decimal by 2, maybe we're doing (0.275) / (1/2) but where is the remainder coming into place. I mean the process is clear but the reason still isn't, need to deep dive for this.
Because, in the decimal 0.550.. that number stops with 0, and it has no value for it when in the last after the decimal. So only 0.55 should be considered
good instructional video but at 2:22 My prof said 1/2 is 0.5 so thats a Remainder of 1
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Sir i did not get multiplication part how it answer 5.50 by multiplying 0.275 to 2
Nicely explained. Thanks ❤️
When should I stop multiplying the fraction part if it is non terminating non repeating
Please explain when does one stop multiplying by 2
If we stop multiplying with 2 just after getting the 1st whole number?Is it okk? (0.275) decimal = (01) binary?
Can you also explain why are we doing what we're doing, as in, non-fractional decimal to binary conversion is clear, we do (19/2) we take the remainder & go from bottom to top, but why are we multiplying this fractional decimal by 2, maybe we're doing (0.275) / (1/2) but where is the remainder coming into place.
I mean the process is clear but the reason still isn't, need to deep dive for this.
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Sir.... Why we have to add 1 at the start of our binary number of integer part...?
divide 1 by 2 u'll get 0 and rest is 1
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I have a question. In 2.:37 0.275+0.275= 0.550. So why we are only write 55? Why we’re not writing 550?
Because, in the decimal 0.550.. that number stops with 0, and it has no value for it when in the last after the decimal. So only 0.55 should be considered
Sir if 1. Just showed should i stop??
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Creepy! I heard a sound in the background. What is that? 🥴 2:36/6:46 anyway thanks for the tutorial 🙏
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Sir.... Why we have to add 1 at the start of our binary number of integer part...?
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