how to translate the binary numbers?

Answer 1

the row of 1 and 0, from the left, represent 1,2,4,8,16...etc.
so, 000000 is zero, 1000000 is one, 010000 is two, 1100000 is three. etc.

00001100 would be 48 - get it?

Answer 2

Bits and switches
Take an 8 number binary
011001010
Always work from the right. The first digit represents 1, then the next 2, then 4 , 8 , 16 , 32 , 64 , 128 , 256 and so forth. Therefore, the number above equates to 2+8+64+128 and you only count the digits that are equal to 1 and not 0. This is how an 8-bit number can control up to 8 pieces of equipment, using 0 or 1 to determine whether is is on or off!!!
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Answer 3

Lulu is close but it's actually the opposite direction.

Starting from the far right, it's simply positional notation.
0001 = 2^0 or 1
0010 = 2^1 or 2
0100= 2^2 or 4
1000 = 2^3 or 8
and so on and so forth

For example,
10010110 would be (again starting from the RIGHT)
(00000000) 0*1 = 0
(00000010) 1*2 = 2
(00000100) 1*4 = 4
(00000000) 0*8 = 0
(00010000) 1*16 = 16
(00000000) 0*32 = 0
(00000000) 0*64 = 0
(10000000) 1*128 = 128
Adding them up gives 150

Answer 4

dear you must specify from which number system you want to translate into binary numbers,since you have not, I assume that you want to convert a decimal(base 10, which we normally use in our daily lives) to a binary one.
So,here it goes:
suppose I want to convert 34 to binary:
34/2=17,Rem:0
17/2=8, Rem:1
8/2= 4 Rem:0
4/2=2 Rem:0
2/2=1, Rem:0
Rem=1
so the corresponding Binary no will be:100010,the digits are being taken from bottom to top's remainders.

Answer 5

0=0, 1=1, 2=10, 3=11, 4=100, 5=101, 6=110, 7=111, 8=1000...

Answer 6

I guess you mean binary to decimal? An easy way that I know of is to open windows calculator, click on the binary option button, type in your binary number, then click on the decimal option.It will convert it for you.

Answer 7

The conversion from binary to decimal is:

sum(x = 0; x to max digit; 2^x * digit[x])

Or you can use this online calculator:

Answer 8

That's a complete "non-question". Add details to clarify your problem.

binary is the "purest" form of arithmetic notation - read "Contact" by Carl Sagan for a layman's grasp of the concept, although I suspect that there's room for a trinary notation - read Arthur C Clarke's "Rendezvous with Rama" to understand why everything is done in threes.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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