Vocab 1. Practice your vocab from this chapter! (2 points) a. What does "bit" stand for? b. In sign magnitude notation, the leftmost bit represents C. occurs when a computer tries to represent a number that exceeds the maximum value. d. Instead of using a decimal point, we use a for fractional numbers in binary. e. To represent text in binary, the computer assigns each printable letter or symbol a unique number called a f. The number of bits used to store each sample is referred to as g occurs at fixed time intervals, and is when the signal amplitude is measured/stored, while is the process of converting an analog signal to a digital number. Conversions 2. Perform the following conversions using simple, unsigned binary. (0.5 points) a. Convert 1101110102 to base ten b. Convert 26110 to binary 3. Perform the following conversions (easiest to go through binary for c and dl): (1 point) a. Convert the hex number BA5E16 to binary b. Convert the octal number 6728 to binary c. Convert the hex number E7F18 to octal d. Convert the octal number 642s to hex 4. Perform the following conversions, assuming 8 bits for the representations: (1 point) a. Convert -3710 to binary using two's complement notation b. Convert -79,0 to binary using sign magnitude notation 5. Convert the following fractional numbers between binary and decimal: (1 point) a. 101101.1012 to decimal b. 36.375, to binary