Arithmetic of Computers

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Lesson 7

Decimals to Octals

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Your answer :

2, 132₁₀ = 4, 424₈.

You seem to have used the quotient rather than the remainder in the third step.

0 , r = 4 8)4 , r = 1 the third remainder is 1; not 4 8)33 , r = 2 8)266 , r = 4 8)2132

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