Binary Arithmetic & Hexadecimal
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- 28 marks
- about 25 minutes
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In binary addition, what is the result of 1 + 1?
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Add two 8-bit binary numbers, understand overflow errors and binary shifts, and convert between binary, denary and hexadecimal.
12 slides.
Lesson outline
- Binary Addition
- Overflow Errors
- Practice - Binary Addition
- Binary Shifts
- Binary Shifts - Quick Check
- Hexadecimal - Base 16
- Hex ↔ Denary Conversion
- Binary ↔ Hex Conversion
- Hex Conversion Practice
- Summary - Key Points for the Exam
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