Number System - Base System - 1 of 2

In these two videos we talk about how to convert numbers in the decimal system to some other base and vice versa. We also discuss how many zeroes will be there at the end of a number in a different base. We also talk about adding, subtracting and multiplying in a different base.

These videos belong to the Number System section of Quantitative Aptitude for the Common Admission Test (CAT).

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Base System
• Base Conversion
• Number System
• CAT
• CAT 2009
• Maths
• Problem Solving
• Quantitative Aptitude
• Handa Ka Funda
• Ravi Handa

[emotionalpurpletears]

This really helps! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO! (: 

[mainchow10]

Even though base 16 can be divided by 2 four times and a good way to represent binary, unfortunately, it is divisible by no other prime number. Base 12 is a lot better than base 16 because even though it is not superior to base 16 in "a binary way", it is divisible by 2 prime numbers, 2 and 3, unlike 16 has only 1 prime factor, 2.

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[pavangavvala]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. :)

[blueflame316]

Very helpful, better than my lecturer!

[shazusa2000]

yeah aunda ka kia paada hai ;o;

[vkakshat]

my best

[dribbler20]

Very good tutorial my friend.

[18watchmen]

thanks a lot sir..really a great tutorial..

[matboz88]

when you were converting the bases from letter form to number you stated that F was 15 and that H was 16. But if that is so then what is G? in an alphabetical aspect that doesnt make sense. shouldnt F=15 and G=16 and H=17 ?