Question

There are many reasons to convert to the decimal numbering system. Select the best answer. When checking numeric values in computer memory, decimal makes sense because you use decimal numbering every day. When checking words in computer memory, decimal makes sense because you use decimal numbering every day. When comparing values in a computer program, decimal numbering makes sense because it is always shorter than hexadecimal. When checking words in computer memory, decimal numbering makes sense because it is easier than hexadecimal.

Answer 1

Answer:

the first statement

Explanation:

got it right on edge

Answer 2

Answer:

first statement makes most sense.

Explanation:

When checking numeric values in computer memory, decimal makes sense because you use decimal numbering every day. --> sounds OK.

When checking words in computer memory, decimal makes sense because you use decimal numbering every day.  --> doesn't make sense

When comparing values in a computer program, decimal numbering makes sense because it is always shorter than hexadecimal. --> Not true

When checking words in computer memory, decimal numbering makes sense because it is easier than hexadecimal. --> Hexadecimal would be easier when inspecting computer words, because you can easily see the byte alignment of the values.