Binary numbers can be converted to hexadecimal.
- (a)Convert the two binary numbers to hexadecimal. 10010011 00001101 Working space[4]
- (b)(i)Complete the binary register to show its contents after this logical right shift. 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0[1]
- (b)(ii)State one effect this logical shift has on the binary number.[1]
- (c)Give two reasons why a programmer may use hexadecimal to represent binary numbers.[2]
- (d)Denary numbers can also be converted to hexadecimal. Convert the denary number to hexadecimal. 301 Working space[2]
Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2023). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [1] 9
- [1] 3
- [1] 0
- [1] D
- [1] 00001111
- [1] The value becomes incorrect/inaccurate as the right most bits are lost
- [1] It is divided by 8
- [1] Easier/quicker to understand/read/write
- [1] Easier/quicker to debug
- [1] Less likely to make a mistake
- [1] Shorter representation // Takes up less screen space
- [1] 1
- [1] 2
- [1] D
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