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The number 249 in hexadecimal would be F9.

The digits in base 16 correspond to powers of 16 rather than 10.

For a two-digit number, the place values are 16 and 1, and the usable values are from 0 to 15, with values 10 through 15 represented by letters A (10) through F (15).

F9 = (15x16) + (9x1) = 240 + 9

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