Decimal Fractions to Hexadecimal Conversion

Conversion of Decimal Fractions to Hexadecimal is been explained here in detail by considering an example.
Course: Number Systems

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How many times we should repeat the process of multiplying the fractional part

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(725.25)10=(?)2=(?)16 slove for this question in model paper how can slove this

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Sir if the number is of 10 to 11 its very hard to get reminder while dividing with 16....and hw to confirm that my reminder is correct

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He did that, but in this case it has 2 following 0s after the decimal that you'd have to attempt to multiply. By multiplying them you'll see that it's just 0 and shouldn't be counted, but his explanation is correct.

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