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I'm learning about number systems, I have figured most of them out, can't figure out how I would go about doing Convert hex 59A17EDC to octal.

Anyone any idea?. I have looked for youtube tutorials but there are none. Thanks.

asked Oct 05 '12 at 10:55

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I would suggest that the easiest way would be to convert hex --> binary --> octal

dec    hex(bin)     oct(bin)
 0      0(0000)      0(000)
 1      1(0001)      1(001)
 2      2(0010)      2(010)
 3      3(0011)      3(011)
 4      4(0100)      4(100)
 5      5(0101)      5(101)
 6      6(0110)      6(110)
 7      7(0111)      7(111)
 8      8(1000)
 9      9(1001)
 10     A(1010)
 11     B(1011)
 12     C(1100)
 13     D(1101)
 14     E(1110)
 15     F(1111)

so your number would be 59A17EDC

0101 1001 1010 0001 0111 1110 1101 1100

re space it in 3 digit groups from the right to left and add any needed leading zeroes

001 011 001 101 000 010 111 111 011 011 100

you should end up with the following

q13150277334

answered Oct 05 '12 at 13:57

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If you do not have to do it in one step the easiest is to convert to decimal first and then to octal

answered Oct 05 '12 at 11:39

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sdcisdgigdiasgyusdg
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the easy way:

0xABCD = 1010 1011 1100 1101b => 1|010|101|111|001|101 = 125715(8)

to summarize in hex all this bits are in groups of 4... regrop into groups of 3

answered Oct 05 '12 at 18:04

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answered Feb 15 at 13:41

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