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Write the next whole number after 111 in the base-two system.

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Ainat [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

111 (base 8) = 64 +8+1 =73(base10)

111 (base 2) = 4+2+1 =7(base 10)

Sum =73+7=80 (base 10)

8| 80|

8 | 10 | 0

8 | 1 | 2

8| 0 | 1

= 120 (base8)

80 (base10) = 120 (base 8)

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