Binary And Decimal Trivia Quiz

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The Binary and Decimal Trivia Quiz assesses understanding of binary number conversions. It features questions that require converting binary digits to decimal, enhancing computational skills and binary numeral system knowledge, suitable for learners in computer science and mathematics.

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3) 12

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4) 10

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5) 14

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6) 4

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7) 11

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The given answer, 1011, is obtained by directly copying the numbers from the question. The first number, 11, is simply repeated in the answer.

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14) 15

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The number 15 in binary is represented as 1111. Binary is a base-2 numeral system, using only digits 0 and 1. Each binary digit represents an increasing power of 2, from right to left. For 15, this means 1*2^3 (8) + 1*2^2 (4) + 1*2^1 (2) + 1*2^0 (1), which sums to 15. Therefore, 1111 in binary equals 15 in decimal.

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