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to hex to others this is website where you can convert any number from one numeral system to another. for example you can convert or binary to hexadecimal or hexadecimal to binary. in fact you can convert any numeral system to any other numeral system. we accept more that 30 base systems. our website is easy to use. just write number choose numeral system and our website will convert your number to more that 30 other numeral systems. for example if you put binary number it will be converted to decimal, hexadecimal, octal and all others... thank you for using our website. index | recent | all converters | contact | timestamp convert convert to hex to others insert number choose numeral system of your inserted number and our website will convert it to another numeral systems binary ternary quaternary quintal senary septenary octal nonary decimal undecimal duodecimal tridecimal tetradecimal pentadecimal hexadecimal base17 octodecimal base19 vigesimal base21 base22 base23 tetravigesimal pentavigesimal hexavigesimal septemvigesimal octovigesimal base29 trigesimal base31 duotrigesimal base33 base34 base35 hexatrigesimal our converter do not works for numbers above 100 trillions or 1 x 10 14 binary numbers are easy to calculate and perform numerical computation. a computer understands binary numbers which are in form of bits of 0 and 1 and performs all the arithmetic and logical calculations using these binary digits. we though decipher numbers in decimal format a computer understands binary therefore a computer converts decimal numbers to binary and then perform the calculations and then again the binary results are converted to decimal for the user to understand and interpret. there are various methods through which we can convert a binary number to decimal yet the most simple format or method is by placing the decimal numbers in a table which corresponds to the binary equivalent. to elaborate a table is drawn from left to right in the form of power of digit 2 starting with 1. so the right most column of the table has the digit 1 and then to its left the digit 2 then follows 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64 and so on and so forth. just beneath this decimal number table we then place the binary numbers. the decimal number which corresponds to 1 is written separately and the decimal number which corresponds to 0 is dropped. then the total of all the decimal numbers is made to finally find the decimal number for the binary digit. let us further explain this with an example. say we have to convert a binary digit 10001110 into decimal. for this conversion first we would place all the binary digits into a table. 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 so here we observe that first we begin from the extreme right of the binary digit 10001110 and we take 0 and place it to the extreme right of the table corresponding to 1. then we take the next binary digit 1 and place it corresponding to 2, and then we again take 1 and place it beneath 4 and continue this sequence till we place the beginning digit of the binary and place it corresponding to 128. now the next step would be to consider all those decimal numbers which correspond to 1 of the binary digit series. in this example the decimal numbers which correspond to binary digits are; 128, 8, 4 and 2. rest all the numbers correspond to binary 0 so we do not consider them. now to find the binary equivalent of the binary digit 10001110, we would finally add the four decimal numbers we selected from the conversion table. 128+8+4+2 = 142 so it can be finally deduced that the binary equivalent of 10001110 will be 142. thus it is very clear from this example that to convert a binary digit into a decimal number format is very simple and convenient. all the user has to do is to place the binary number into the conversion table and ascertain the value for each binary digit. the decimal number which corresponds to 1 is selected and the decimal number which corresponds to 0 is dropped. decimal to binary the numeric system that we use in general is known as the decimal system. the decimal system uses 10 as its base. the number 10 is used as the base, since any given number is a combination of digits ranging from 0 to 9 (10 digits). the value of the digits is assigned as per their relative position in the number. this place value increases in the multiples of 10 as we go from right hand side towards the left. hence, every digit can be represented as a multiple of 10 with an appropriate power. as a general rule, any number with the power of 0 is always 1. for example, the number 5269 can be represented as: (5×10 3 ) + (2×10 2 ) + (6×10 1 ) + (9×10 0 ) = 5269 as we can see in the above example, each digit is multiplied by 10 and assigned an appropriate power according to its position in the number which increases as we go from right towards left. as the base is 10 for decimal numbers, similarly the base is 2 for the binary system. the binary system uses only ‘1′ or ‘0′ to represent all numbers. since we use only ‘1′ and ‘0′ (two digits), 2 acts as the base for binary numbers. the concept of place value in the binary system is very similar to that of decimal system. the place value of digits in a number increases as we go from right towards left. the value of each digit is twice that of its previous digit but is represented only by ‘1′ or ‘0′. let us consider the following illustration: decimal digit value 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 binary digit value 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 we don’t need to consider the values represented by 0. we will only add up the values represented by 1. so, the equation is: 256 + 64 + 8 + 1 = 329 10 from the above illustration, we understand that the number 101001001 2 (binary number) is equivalent to 329 10 in the decimal system. when binary number system is used in computers or the digital system, ‘1′ represents ‘on’ and ‘0′ represents ‘off’. let us consider the following example where the decimal number 240 is converted into its binary number equivalent. number 240 whenever a number is divided by “2″, a result and a remainder are derived. msb represents the most significant bit and lsb represents least significant bit. the binary number is derived going forward from msb towards lsb. divide by 2 result 120 remainder 0 (lsb) divide by 2 result 60 remainder 0 divide by 2 result 30 remainder 0 divide by 2 result 15 remainder 0 divide by 2 result 7 remainder 1 divide by 2 result 3 remainder 1 divide by 2 result 1 remainder 1 divide by 2 result 0 remainder 1 (msb) so, when we move from msb towards lsb i.e. from bottom to upwards, the binary number formed is 11110000. the binary number 11110000 2 is equivalent to the 240 10 decimal number. recent numbers | 27g04eh octodecimal | 16d00k base21 | 1033142420 quintal | 2720a6 base17 | 4bl2hi base29 | 15a356a4 tridecimal | 5m9d0j septemvigesimal | 28012850 nonary | xs56f base35 | 3a19640 undecimal | 2bmdlk base23 | ma3gn base33 | dg7ba9 base19 | 1501242404 septenary | abgbij base22 | 16agks base34 | 516iie tetravigesimal | 16b3e0d base19 | 10111111232001 quaternary | 20010120102120010 ternary | 1020220300 septenary | 1uh16t base34 | fe6l97 base22 | a30633a tridecimal | 256hkg tetravigesimal | 2cmfpo octovigesimal | 12617022 tridecimal | 1ib6ea hexatrigesimal | 5377e7c hexadecimal | 54872284 nonary | 100011111101111011011011000 binary | 1d03daa octodecimal | 3fe7a65 hexadecimal | 651240063 septenary | 305b001 duodecimal | 1149h15 octodecimal | 1bmh48 octovigesimal | 22bcj1 octovigesimal | 3527s7 trigesimal | 1322010203000 quaternary | 941bge base19 | hif05d base21 | 201385855 nonary | 4oa2f7 base29 | 2mgdit base31 | 1mgrz5 hexatrigesimal | 1602225512 septenary | 10111122220122011 ternary | c9cb34a tetradecimal | 83p98 base29 | recent single numbers | 1221563161 septenary to base21 | 11010100110011011110100111 binary to septenary | 4b14033 hexadecimal to duotrigesimal | cng6n septemvigesimal to tridecimal | 122031204433 quintal to duotrigesimal | 4hjbkl tetravigesimal to base29 | bhf6cb vig

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