Practice Exercises 17Table 1-2. The conventional (or decimal) numerals 0 through
64, along with their binary, octal, and hexadecimal equivalents.
(Continued)
Decimal Binary Octal Hexadecimal
42 101010 52 2A
43 101011 53 2B
44 101100 54 2C
45 101101 55 2D
46 101110 56 2E
47 101111 57 2F
48 110000 60 30
49 110001 61 31
50 110010 62 32
51 110011 63 33
52 110100 64 34
53 110101 65 35
54 110110 66 36
55 110111 67 37
56 111000 70 38
57 111001 71 39
58 111010 72 3A
59 111011 73 3B
60 111100 74 3C
61 111101 75 3D
62 111110 76 3E
63 111111 77 3F
64 1000000 100 40Practice Exercises
This is an open-book quiz. You may (and should) refer to the text as you solve these problems.
Don’t hurry! You’ll find worked-out answers in App. A. The solutions in the appendix may not
represent the only way a problem can be figured out. If you think you can solve a particular
problem in a quicker or better way than you see there, by all means try it!- How many days pass in a given place between noon local time on June 24 and noon
local time of October 2 of any given year? - Convert the following decimal numerals to Roman numerals.
(a) 200
(b) 201
(c) 209
(d) 210