21. The Factorial Number System Our traditional radix number systems might be called geometric because the denominations of successive places (columns) form a geometric series, e.g., http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath165.htm

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Main Menu Binary Math Home Practice Exercises Decimal Conversion About Us Binary Math Home Whether it be from math class or computer science class, eventually we will need to learn about number systems, and the mathematics that is involved. Binary numbers , as with decimal, octal, and hexadecimal numbers, are organized into columns. To learn binary math, we first need to understand how number systems operate. Let's take a look at the decimal system first, since it is simple and easier to think about. We can consider the number "1234" as, Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones Which means, Given, = 10^0 (any number to the exponent zero is one, except for zero) The table above can be represented as, Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones such that, The decimal system, as with decimal math, operates in "base 10" ( dec being the Latin prefix for ten) using the digits 0-9 to represent numbers, whereas the binary system, as well as its math, operates in "base 2" ( bi being the Latin prefix for two) using the digits 0-1 to represent numbers. The base is also known as the radix. In other words, the table above can be represented as, Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones Decimal Binary In base 10, we put the digits 0-9 in columns 10^0, 10^1, 10^2, and so on. To put a number that is greater than 9 into 10^n, we must add to 10^(n+1). For example, adding 10 to column 10^0 requires us to add 1 to the column 10^1.

23. Maya Mathematics Because the base of the number system was 20, larger numbers were written down in powers of 20. We do that in our decimal system too for example 32 is http://www.michielb.nl/maya/math.html

michielb.nl projects maya astronomy / geographical orientation Maya Mathematics Instead of ten digits like we have today, the Maya used a base number of 20. (Base 20 is vigesimal.) They also used a system of bar and dot as "shorthand" for counting. A dot stood for one and a bar stood for five. In the following table, you can see how this works. Because the base of the number system was 20, larger numbers were written down in powers of 20. We do that in our decimal system too: for example 32 is 3*10+2. In the Maya system, this would be 1*20+12, because they used 20 as base. Numbers were written from bottom to top. Below you can see how the number 32 was written: 20's 1's It was very easy to add and subtract using this number system, but they did not use fractions. Here's an example of a simple addition: 8000's 400's 20's 1's As you can see, adding is just a matter of adding up dots and bars! Maya merchants often used cocoa beans, which they layed out on the ground, to do these calculations. If you have a Java-enabled browser, you will see an interactive number converter below. Fill in the a number in the top field, and press return to find its Maya equivalent.. Press +1 and -1 to change the number by one.

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31. Rational Number System Test your knowledge of number systems by completing the following 5level game The real number system is made up of rational and irrational numbers. http://argyll.epsb.ca/jreed/math9/strand1/1101.htm

Up Next Timeline Grade 9: The Learning Equation Math 11.01: Rational Number System Number Concepts Refresher pp 2-3 Prerequisite Skills Key Terms Learning Outcomes Review ... SeekAWord2ech.class Author Prerequisite Skills: Illustrate that all fractions and mixed numbers can be represented in decimal form. Convert from terminating decimals to fractions Key Terms natural numbers whole numbers integers rational numbers ... quotient Interactive Component Under Construction Learning Outcomes The student will: classify natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, and rational numbers Test your knowledge of number systems by completing the following 5-level game: Natural Numbers Whole Numbers Integers Rational Numbers Irrational Numbers Review Number Systems above if you need help. Good Luck!Good Luck! express an integer (...-3,-2,-2,0,1,2,3...) or decimal number (-3.5, -2.4, -1.6, 0.75, 5.2) as a fraction. Note: The denominator of a fraction converted from a terminating decimal will be a multiple of 2 and/or 5.

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Skip to content Intel.com Worldwide About Intel Press Room Contact Us Search Home Products Processors Intel Processor Numbers Processor numbers are based on a variety of features that may include the processor's underlying architecture cache front side bus clock speed , power and other Intel technologies that enhance your experience. Within a brand and processor family a processor number: Represents a broad set of features that can influence the overall experience May indicate power and features Intel's processor number system is used with the following brands: Guidelines The processor number is not a measurement of performance, nor is it the only factor to consider when selecting a processor. The digits themselves have no inherent meaning, particularly when looking across processor families. For instance, 840 is not "better" than 640 simply because 8 is greater than 6. Processor numbers do not represent specific system configurations and do not replace system-level benchmarks. For more information Evaluate processors from a performance-based perspective. Learn how

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Problem C The Stern-Brocot Number System Input: standard input Output: standard output The Stern-Brocot tree is a beautiful way for constructing the set of all nonnegative fractions m n where m and n are relatively prime. The idea is to start with two fractions and then repeat the following operations as many times as desired: Insert between two adjacent fractions and For example, the first step gives us one new entry between and and the next gives two more: The next gives four more, and then we will get 8, 16, and so on. The entire array can be regarded as an infinite binary tree structure whose top levels look like this: The construction preserves order, and we couldn't possibly get the same fraction in two different places. We can, in fact, regard the Stern-Brocot tree as a number system for representing rational numbers, because each positive, reduced fraction occurs exactly once. Let's use the letters L and R to stand for going down to the left or right branch as we proceed from the root of the tree to a particular fraction; then a string of L 's and R 's uniquely identifies a place in the tree. For example

34. Number System Conversions This table can be used for active exploration of the common number bases used in electronics binary (base=2), Varieties of number systems http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/electronic/number4.html

Number Systems This table can be used for active exploration of the common number bases used in electronics: binary (base=2), octal (base = 8), decimal (base = 10), and hexadecimal (base = 16). Number System Number Limitations of this calculation DECIMAL Positive integer only BINARY Limited to 16 bits, 0's or 1's only. HEXADECIMAL Combination of letters A through F and integers. OCTAL Positive integers, through 7 BCD Limited to four decimal digits. Output only: will not accept input. The field for Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) numbers is calculated from any of the other bases, but no calculation routine is included here for conversion from BCD to the other forms. Varieties of Number Systems Index Electronics concepts Digital Circuits ... Electricity and magnetism R Nave Go Back

35. The Mayan Number The Mayans had a number system consisting of shells, dots, and lines. You could write up to nineteen with just these symbols. The Maya were one of the only http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112511/mayan_number.htm

The Mayan Number System The Mayans had a number system consisting of shells, dots, and lines. You could write up to nineteen with just these symbols. The Maya were one of the only ancient civilizations that understood the concept of zero. This allowed them to write very large numbers. Would mean Would mean 1 Would mean 5 Maya Numbers 0-19 The numbers from 20 on are the same symbols but they'd be 20 times what they really represent just add after it. Using this system you can write up to 399. Now that you understand, you do 20 times 20 times the symbol for 400 to 7999. Here's how you would write 1,377 in Mayan numerals. Back Home

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37. SatchLCall - Library Of Congress Call Number System Tutorial The main homepage for SatchLCall, aLibrary of Congress Call number system tutorial with an interactive drag and drop quiz. http://www.pitt.edu/~ford29/SatchLCall/

Home Linking To It Downloading It Customizing It Known Bugs ... What's Next? SatchLCall - Library of Congress Call Number System Tutorial SatchLCall Update - May 13, 2003 There may be some forthcoming updates to the applet. Since many libraries split numbers like "BF121" into two separate lines ("BF" and "121"), the slide show may incorporate such information into the presentation. Also, there may be an option to specify call numbers for certain subjects. For example, if you wish to use SatchLCall to train students to shelve books in an engineering library, you could set a parameter in the HTML file so that the example books in the drag and drop quiz start mostly with TKs. What is SatchLCall? satchel A small bag; esp. a bag for carrying schoolbooks... SatchLCall (pronounced "satchel call") is a tutorial that explains shelving according to the Library of Congress Call Number System. It consists of a slide show, followed by a Java applet that allows patrons to drag and drop books onto a virtual bookshelf to test how well they learned the system. It is designed to teach shelving skills. It does not attempt to cover the rules, meanings, and methods of the LC Classification System. SatchLCall has two "flavors:" basic and complete.

38. Decimal Number System - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Decimal Number Sys Hutchinson encyclopedia article about decimal number system. decimal number system. Information about decimal number system in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/decimal number system

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39. The Nashville Number System Explained The Nashville number system explained? This page is all about the Nashville number system and general Nashville number system information. http://www.ducksdeluxe.com/nashvillenumbersystem.html

The Nashville Number System Explained .. Ok.. it's a standard 12 bar in "G" but add a 2 ...kick it off from the 5 ... hit the 4 and then into the 1 ... watch me for the 2 ... Say What !! ... and the place is packed wall to wall with rowdy music fans ... now is not the time to ask what does this mean .. The Nashville Number System is a shorthand method of writing musical arrangements that was developed by Nashville studio musicians. It is a powerful tool in the written communication of music. Also see The One Page Nashville # System / Fretboard Chart / Music Theory Guide .. The ultimate resource to learn or review the Nashville # System and all aspects of music theory, no matter your skill level or musical style This system uses Roman Numerals ( I II III etc. ) or Arabic Numbers (12 3 etc..) instead of chord letters. This is because people do not always play the same song in the same key. Also, some will use a capo, while others will not. This system prevents the musician from having to rewrite chord charts to reflect his/her own key preference. All numbers are relative to the key you decide to play it in. For example, the "3rd" in a C chord is an E note; using the root (C) as the number one, and counting upwards ie. C = 1, D = 2, and E = 3, etc. The chart below will help you understand it better and help you to figure out the chords if you need help.

40. Chapter 3 - Number Systems This result, from adding two positive numbers in the number system, results in $9000, which is larger than $7FFF, the largest allowed positive number. http://www.case.edu/cse/eeap/282/03_number_systems.html

Chapter 3 - Number Systems Other number systems Octal (digits to 7) Group three binary digits together and represent as base 8. Hexadecimal (digits to 15, actually to F) Group four binary digits together and represent as base 16. Hexadecimal-to-decimal conversion Sum of powers method Converts from least significant to most significant digit: Multiply and add method Converts from most significant to least significant digit: Binary addition (unsigned) Example: Hex addition Add as if decimal numbers except: if individual digits are A through F, convert to decimal equivalents and add if sum is greater than 16, replace sum with sum minus 16 and carry 1 if sum is between 10 and 15 (decimal), replace sum with equivalent hexadecimal digit D 13 + C Remember: Example from the text of binary and hex addition Fixed length binary numbers: Computer arithmetic is performed on data stored in fixed length memory locations, typically 8, 16, or 32 bits. No signed numbers (no sign bit) An unsigned 8-bit binary number: Example conversions between number systems: decimal binary hex 255 1111 1111 FF 93 0101 1101 5D Special problems occur in manipulating fixed length numbers.

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