Base 8 representation of 112 work out

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To convert a decimal (112) to base 8, divide by eight, keep the quotient and remainder. Repeat with the quotient.

112/8=14 R0
14/8=1 R6
1/8=0 R1

Read the remainders from bottom to top to get 160 (base 8) = 112 (decimal)

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