I know that the first part is 40 but I don't know how to do the part after the decimal. I would appreciate any help, and please explain how you got the answer.|||What?
Is that number a base 10 number? Or is it a base 2 number? By "first part" do you mean the integer portion? Forty doesn't work for either.
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Oh, I see. 40 base 16 = 2^6,, so that's correct.
Now, here's the easy part.
In a place value number system, the positions to the right are negative powers of that base (just like in base 10)
Thus
0.11
is 2^(-1) + 2^(-2)
1/2 + 1/4
3/4
Now you want this in base 16, right?
You want to find k in
0.k
where the k is in the 1/16 postion,
3/4 = 12/16
thus k = C, (12 in base 16)
Your number is
40.C (base 16)
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