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e.  109;
                         f.  18.33;
                         g.  212.

                   8.  Convert the following fractional decimal numbers into binary numbers:

                         a.  0.782;
                         b.  0.359;
                         c.  0.568;
                         d.  0.075;

                   9.  Convert the following binary numbers into decimal numbers:

                         a.  1101;
                         b.  1111;
                         c.  1001;
                         d.  1100101;


                 10.  Convert the following fractional binary numbers to fractional decimal numbers:

                         a.  0.1111;
                         b.  0.1001;
                         c.  0.0101;


                 11.  Add the following binary numbers:

                         a.  1011+1110;
                         b.  101010+111011


                 12.  Explain the difference between hexadecimal and octal systems.
                 13.  Perform the following binary multiplication:


                         i.  (111)  × (1.2) ;
                                2
                                        2
                        ii.  (10101)  × (1.1) ;
                                   2
                                          2
                        iii.  (10100)  × (0.1) .
                                          2
                                   2
                 14.  State De Morgan’s theorem
                 15.  Write down truth tables for the following gates:
                         a.  NAND gate;
                         b.  AND gate;
                         c.  NOR gate.

                 16.  Explain a logic OR gate using diodes. Also write the truth table.
                 17.  What are universal gates? Explain with an example.
                 18.  What ate flip-flops? Explain one of them.
                 19.  Explain RS flip-flop. What is D flip-flop?
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