Convert decimal numbers into binary numbers

What is the decimal number 1000 1000 in binary?

1111101010 1111101010 1111100111 1111100111 1111100110 1111100110 1111101000 1111101000 1111101001 1111101001

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Feb 3, 2021

100 0 ( 10 ) = 102 3 ( 10 ) 2 3 ( 10 ) = 111111111 1 ( 2 ) 1011 1 ( 2 ) = 111110100 0 ( 2 ) 1000_{(10)}=1023_{(10)}-23_{(10)}=1111111111_{(2)}-10111_{(2)}=1111101000_{(2)} In math, a ( 2 ) a_{(2)} means it is a binary number, and a ( 10 ) a_{(10)} means it is a decimal number. So a ( b ) a_{(b)} means it is a base-b number.

Elijah L
Feb 3, 2021

Looking at the answer choices, it is clear that the answer must be 1111101000 \boxed{1111101000} because it is the only one that has two terminating zeroes in its binary expansion. This is because 1000 1000 is divisible by 4 4 .

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