Computers and calculators utilize the base 2 because it is easier to program binary numbers (base 2) into the computer than decimal numbers (base 10).
computers use the base 2 system because it makes it easier to implement with the current computer technology :)
Gee calculators are built in computers, you know. For your answer it is 4536
Adding in base 2 is binary for computers. 10 = 2 because 10 means 1 of your base. The rules are no different.
The math for base 16 is easier and faster than the math for base 2.
we humans use the base 10 because it is easier and more comfortable for us than the base 2 used by computers and as such we require less memory in our brain to fathom the answer of a question and subsequently answer or compute them easily that base 2
Computers use base 2 because a transistor only has two states, on and off and these are best represented by a 0 and a 1. Transistors are the building blocks of a computer's ICs.
10 Base 2
Computers primarilary work with the Binary numbering system (0 and 1) which is known as Base 2.
Probably the most common example is the basis of a number system, such as the commonly humanly used base 10 or the binary base 2 used in computers.
Yes, Binary literally means 2 digits ( 0 and 1 ) - so 10011 (base 2) is equal to 19 (base 10) (Base 10 is what people use in everyday math; Base 2 is what computers use.)
The binary code system is a base 2 system that computers use. It only uses the numbers 0 and 1. In computers, it acts as an on or off switch.
log2x = log x / log 2 On the right side, you can use logarithm in any base (calculators usually provide base-10 and base-e), just be sure to use the same base in both cases. Thus: log2x = ln x / ln 2 or: log2x = log10x / log102