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lutik1710 [3]
1 year ago
8

(Can anyone answer this please? I need it ASAP!!) A2B3C4 (in hexadecimal) - 3F2E1D (in hexadecimal) = ______________

Mathematics
1 answer:
netineya [11]1 year ago
7 0

The hexadecimal value from the operation is 6385A7

<h3>Hexadecimal Numbers</h3>

To solve this problem, we have to subtract the hexadecimal numbers from one another.

In doing so, we would subtract 3F2E1D from A2B3C4.

This would give us,

A2B3C4 - 3F2E1D = 6385A7

The value of the expression is 6385A7.

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