Hexadecimal Notation Quiz
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What is hexadecimal notation and why do we need it?

Hexadecimal notation is a shorthand notation that represents bit patterns within a machine. It is needed to simplify the representation of long bit patterns, taking advantage of the fact that bit patterns within a machine tend to have lengths in multiples of four.

Why are streams of bits difficult for the human mind to comprehend?

Streams of bits are difficult for the human mind to comprehend because merely transcribing long bit patterns is tedious and error-prone.

How does hexadecimal notation simplify the representation of bit patterns?

Hexadecimal notation uses a single symbol to represent a pattern of four bits, making it easier to represent and comprehend long bit patterns by using a shorthand notation.

What is the strategy for representing a bit pattern in hexadecimal notation?

<p>The strategy involves dividing the bit pattern into groups of four bits and then representing each group with a single hexadecimal symbol.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Using the provided example, what is the hexadecimal notation for the bit pattern 111010000101010100010111?

<p>The hexadecimal notation for the given bit pattern is E85517.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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