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30 I decimal is 26 to the base 8.
8*3 + 6 = 30.
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What is 30 base 8 divided by 4 base 8?
6 I did that by getting everything into base 10 first. The ones place (zero in this case) is worth one in any base. The tens place is worth whatever base you're in (so, for each 1 in the tens place in base 8, you have 8 more. Just like for each 1 in the tens place in base ten you have 10 more. 10, 20, 30...). That means 30 in base 8 is 3 8's. That gives us: (3*8)+(0*1)=24. That's base 10. So, 24/4=6. Sorry, bases are hard to explain without visual aids but the answer is 6.
How many hex digits can a nibble represents?
A 4-bit nibble has 2^4 = 16 possible representations and we can symbolise any one of these representations using just one hexadecimal (base 16) digit.
If a triangle has a height of 8 inches and an area of 120 sq inches what is the length of the base?
30 inches because 0.5*30*8 = 120 square inches
What is the volume of a pyramid with a height of 8 units and a rectangle base with dimensions of 5 units by 6 units?
80 cubic unitsUsing the formula bh/3, the base is found to be 30 square units and the height is given as 8 square units. Plugged into the equation, 30*8/3 equals 80 cubic units.
What is a base representation of 30?
In base 30 its representation is 10.
What is 462 base 8 - 177 base 8?
462 base 8 - 177 base 8 = 263 base 8 , (that's 179 in base 10) I used the octal feature on the windows calculator.
What is 503 in base 8?
503 base 10 = 767 base 8 503 base 8 = 323 base 10
What is the 8 percent of 30?
8% of 30= 8% * 30= 0.08 * 30= 2.4
What has the author James Arthur written?
James Arthur has written: 'Simple algebras, base change, and the advanced theory of the trace formula' -- subject(s): Automorphic forms, Representations of groups, Trace formulas 'Unipotent automorphic representations'
What is the quotient 8 of and 30?
8/30 = 0.266... recurring.8/30 = 0.266... recurring.8/30 = 0.266... recurring.8/30 = 0.266... recurring.
When was Representations created?
Representations was created in 1983.
3 Three different ways to make the number 15,638 Only using one hundreds 10s and ones?
Sure, here are three different ways to represent the number 15,638 using hundreds, tens, and ones: **Using Hundreds:** 100 x 156 = 15,600 10 x 3 = 30 8 x 1 = 8 Total: 15,600 + 30 + 8 = 15,638 **Using Tens:** 100 x 156 = 15,600 30 x 1 = 30 8 x 1 = 8 Total: 15,600 + 30 + 8 = 15,638 **Using Ones:** 100 x 156 = 15,600 10 x 3 = 30 8 x 1 = 8 Total: 15,600 + 30 + 8 = 15,638 In all three representations, the goal is to break down the number 15,638 into its component parts using hundreds, tens, and ones, and then adding them up to get the original number.
