I'm trying to figure out the number of bits required to represent 1000. I'm not sure if it's a simple calculation or if there's a specific formula I should use. Can someone help me with this?
7 answers
Bianca
Wed Dec 25 2024
When converting a decimal number to binary, we repeatedly divide the number by 2 and record the remainders.
KDramaLegendaryStarlight
Wed Dec 25 2024
For the number 1000, the binary representation is 1111101001.
PhoenixRising
Wed Dec 25 2024
The question at hand is determining how many bits are used to represent the number 1000 in binary.
Michele
Wed Dec 25 2024
To find out how many bits this binary number uses, we simply count the number of digits in the binary representation.
HanRiverVisionary
Wed Dec 25 2024
To answer this, we need to convert the decimal number 1000 into its binary equivalent.