Sigh. In base 2 what does 1+1 equal?

Question

What were 2 of my last questions today?
Remarkable.

Answer 1

For base 2:

1 + 1 = 10

Answer 2

10

Answer 3

In base 2 what does 1+1 equal=2^(1+1)=2^2=4

Answer 4

if is 10 in base 2 and 2 in base 10

Answer 5

Are those values set as a MINIMUM-value slot or MAXIMUM-value slot?
% 00100 (base2)= 4 (base 10)
whereas 01000 (base2)= 8 (base 10)
Count in values of 2 from the right-hand side.
0001 (base2)= 1(base 10)
0010 (base2)= 2(base 10)
0011(base 2)= 3(base 10)
0100(base 2)= 4(base 10)
1000(base 2)= 8(base 10)
etc. etc, etc.
Each increment from the right-to-left of the BINARY digits increases by twice.
I hope this helps and avoids confusion.

Answer 6

In base 10, 1+1 can be expressed as 0001+0001=0002.
In base 2 that would become: 0001+0001= 0010.
That is because: 0001 1
0010 2
0101 3
1010 4
etc.

Answer 7

In Binary,

1+1 = 10 (base 2)


Counting...

Dec - Bin
0 - 0000
1 - 0001
2 - 0010
3 - 0011
4 - 0100
5 - 0101
6 - 0110
7 - 0111
8 - 1000

Answer 8

10 but it is pronounced ONE ZERO. Think about this... you have one and you are adding one, but in base 2 system, everytime you reach 2, you increment one place to the left. Hense you get 10.

Answer 9

1+1 equals two in ANY base. It is just that two is written differently in different bases:

10 is two in base two
2 is two in higher bases.

Answer 10

There are 10 kinds of people.
Those who understand binary system and those that's don't