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how many valid ciphers exist in the hexadecimal system, and the respective weights of each place in a hexadecimal number; perform the following conversions: -

how many valid ciphers exist in the hexadecimal system, and the respective "weights" of each place in a hexadecimal number;
perform the following conversions:
-3516 into decimal: (3**16???1)+(5**16???0)=(3**16)+(5**1)=48+, Answer
3(3**16???1)+(5**16???0)=(3**16)+(5**1)=48+5=53
3410 into hexadecimal: 3416=2 with reminderof(2)(least significent digit)
210=0 with reminder of (mast signi ficant digit)
al: heladecimad represation: 22 therefare 34 in decimal is c
111000102 into hexadecimal: to 22 in hexadicemal
So, for 11100010//110 in binasy is E in hexadecimal
-9316 into binary:
0010 in binaly is 2 in hexadicemal, combine them, and you
9 in hexadecimal is 1001 in binaly
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