Signed vs Unsigned Numbers

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[@saifsabir4493]

Thank you very much, that was very helpful.
Easy & quick explanation.

[@Juanszitoo]

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[@nicholasgarcia8228]

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[@MegaMicraman]

I thought it was -86. Is the bit7 just a sign indication?

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[@Anonymous____________A721]

Signed

[@شادنالحريري-ق9ط]

The answer for the last example is - 86 Shouldn't it be?

[@emmanuelnsiah8036]

how about unsigned hexdacimal to binary

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[@nicoleproudfoot1495]

Shouldn't the answer be -46 in base 10?

[@virtualmemory23]

I don't think so. Which example are you referring to?

[@sehrishgill9916]

@@virtualmemory23 Could you explain , what do you mean by in base 10?

[@Asdfg96-u3w]

​@sehrishgill9916 base 10 means the decimal number system. So when we say base 10, we mean there are 0-9 elements in the decimal number system. Decimal number system values: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 if you count all of these values INCLUDING 0, you get 10 elements, so that is why we call the decimal number system base 10 and the binary number system base 2 (hint: because binary has only 2 elements, 0 and 1) and hexadecimal that goes from 0-9 and A-F where A is 10 until we reach F that is 15. Hexadecimal has base 16.
Octal I think has base 8.
I hope my long explanation helps.

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