PLC Chapter 3

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Convert the following binary numbers to BCD numbers. 1110

0001 0100

Convert the following binary numbers to octal numbers. 1000111001.1

1071.4

Perform the following binary subtractions. A100 - 1001

11

Add the following binary numbers. 11000111 + 11000000

110000111

Add the following binary numbers. 10101011 + 11110011

110011110

Add the following binary numbers. 1100 + 1111

11011

Perform the following binary subtractions. 10001100 - 10000101

111

Multiply the following binary numbers. 10101 × 1011

11100111

Multiply the following binary numbers. 11011100 x 10101111

11110111011001

Find the maximum decimal values for the following groups of binary bit (the value if all bits in the group are 1). A. 4-bit (called a nibble)

15

Convert the following binary numbers to octal numbers. 1110011100.0110

1634.3

Convert the following binary numbers to octal numbers. 1111000111.01

1707.2

Convert the following decimal numbers to octal numbers. 127

177

Convert the following BCD numbers to decimal. 0010 0010BCD

22

Find the maximum decimal values for the following groups of binary bit (the value if all bits in the group are 1). B. 8-bit (called a byte)

255

Convert the following decimal numbers to octal numbers. 25

31

Convert the following decimal numbers to octal numbers. 365

555

Convert the following BCD numbers to decimal. 0101 0111BCD

57

Find the maximum decimal values for the following groups of binary bit (the value if all bits in the group are 1). C. 16-bit (called a word)

65,535

Convert the following binary numbers to octal numbers. 110111

67

Convert the following BCD numbers to decimal. 1001 1000BCD

98

1. In decimal number 923.167, the weight of 2 is A. 10 В. 10^-1 С. 10^2 D. 10^-2

A. 10

11. In the HEX number A8D, the weight of 8 is A. 16 B. 162 C. 163 D. 102

A. 16

2. The highest decimal number that can be presented by a nibble in the binary system A. 9 B. 15 C. 32 D. 8

B. 15

2. Convert hexadecimal number AB12h to its decimal equivalent

43794

Convert the following BCD numbers to decimal. 0100 1000BCD

48

7. One's complement of binary number 11011100 is A. 01011100 B. 00100011 C. 10100011 D. 11011101

B. 00100011

14. Select the 621 odd-parity BCD number transmitted in the serial communication system: A. 00110 0010 0001 B. 10110 0010 0001 C. 10111 0010 0001 D. 10110 0011 0001

B. 10110 0010 0001

Convert the following binary numbers to BCD numbers. 100010

0011 0100

Convert the following binary numbers to BCD numbers. 100110

0011 0110

Convert the following binary numbers to BCD numbers. 111

0111

3. Convert hexadecimal number 15CD.A2h to its binary equivalent.

1010111001101.101001

Convert the following binary numbers to BCD numbers. 10000

0001 0110

12. Convert the binary number 11011100 1000 1010 to HEX. A. DB8A B. DC8A C. EB8A D. EC8A

B. DC8A

18. How many different digits are used in an octal number system? A. Seven B. Eight C. Nine D. Ten

B. Eight

13. Which one of the following numbers is an incorrect binary coded decimal number? A. 0101 B. 1001 C. 1010 D. 0111

C. 1010

9. Which one of the following statements is false? A. Each BCD digit is represented by a nibble. B. Each HEX digit is represented by a nibble. C. The BCD number system is more efficient than HEX for representing numbers in computer memory. D. The HEX number system is more efficient than BCD for representing numbers in computer memory.

C. The BCD number system is more efficient than HEX for representing numbers in computer memory.

5. Real numbers have A. only an integer part B. only a fractional part C. both integer and fractional parts D. None of the above.

C. both integer and fractional parts

6. In the Gray code system, A. only one bit can turn on when the number changes B. only one bit can turn off when the number changes C. only one bit can change status when the number changes D. All of the above.

C. only one bit can change status when the number changes

8. In an 8-bit negative binary number, - A. the least significant bit (LSB) is one B. the least significant bit (LSB) is zero C. the most significant bit (MSB) is one D. the most significant bit (MSB) is zero

C. the most significant bit (MSB) is one

16. 0000 1010 as a decimal number would be A. 0.50 В. 0.25 С. 0.125 D. 0.625

D. 0.625

3. In binary addition, 1+1+1 is equal to A. 1 with a carry of 0 B. 1 with no carry C. 0 with a carry of 1 D. 1 with a carry of 1

D. 1 with a carry of 1

17. 15.65 as a binary number would be A. 1101 1001 B. 1101 1010 C. 1111 1001 D. 1111 1010

D. 1111 1010

4. In a number system, the word "radix" means A. HEX B. BYTE C. BCD D. BASE

D. BASE

10. Which one of the following statements is false? A. ASCII code can represent 128 characters. B. EBCDIC code (sometimes called extended ASCII code) can represent 256 characters. C. Gray code is used to present the angular position of a motor shaft. D. None of the above.

D. None of the above.

15. A number with an exponent of zero is A. zero B. ten C. itself D. one

D. one


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