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20.  Explain JK flip-flop. What is T flip flop?
                 21.  Draw and explain the circuit for master–slave JK flip-flop.
                 22.  What is a digital system? Give an example of a digital system and name its subsystems.

                     B. Numerical Problems

                 23.  Convert the binary number 1001 into decimal number, and decimal number 19 into binary
                     number.

                                                                                           [Ans 9, 10011]



                 24.  Convert decimal numbers 7547 and 100.625 into hexadecimal numbers.

                                                        [Ans (7547)  = (107 B) ; (100.625)  = (64.A) ]
                                                                   10
                                                                               16
                                                                                           10
                                                                                                      16
                 25.  Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to binary.

                         a.  AEO;
                         b.  75 F;
                         c.  E 25.


                                               [Ans (a) 101011100000; (b) 011101101111 (c) 111000100101]


                 26.  Convert the following octal into binary.


                         a.  71;
                         b.  560;
                         c.  173.


                                                            [Ans (a) 111001; (b) 101110000; (c) 001111011]



                 27.  Perform the following binary operations.

                         a.  (1011)  ×(1001) ;
                                 2
                                          2
                         b.  (111)  × (190) .
                                         2
                                2

                                                                             [Ans (a) 1100011; (b) 101010]



                 28.  Express the decimal number 9 into (a) binary; (b) BCD; (c) octal; (d) hexadecimal.
   1101   1102   1103   1104   1105   1106   1107   1108   1109   1110   1111