Regarding this, the good old TI-68 was much better regarding number of keys to type to these conversion. Also, we were able also to actually do computation with numbers of different bases in the same flow of calculation. Regarding that, no other calculator compares better to the TI-68. After that, it looks calculator-makers only think of "conversion" without realizing that "calculating" with the numbers would still be a good thing...
Agree. But the market and demand takes control of what should be produced. It seems most students need conversion and people are getting lazy doing calculation with hand.
What about Point Numbers? Can we compute something like this: 52,4(decimal) to (binary) or (hex) Or something like this: 11011,1010 (binary) to (hex) or (decimal)??
@@equaser You mean fractions can't be converted to other base with the TI-36 procedure explained in the video right? The fractional numbers can be converted to another base manually using other methods, such as the "expansion method" I use the calculator to solve the whole numbers part and then use the expansion method for the fraction part (summation of the result of multiplying each number to the right of the decimal point by the base to be converted and elevating it to the power of -1 or -2 or -3, etc, depending on the position of the number) Thank you sir for this video!
what buttons will need to use to add,sub,multiply bases like 2123-405 in base 7 . By the way this video was helpful for converting 23 to base 2 it was helpful.
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Good to hear that.
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This is so cool, I can do all of this manually but was looking to see if I could save some time on a test. You rock!
Glad I found this before my exam. Great video!
Thank you.
Simple and straight away, thank you!
Regarding this, the good old TI-68 was much better regarding number of keys to type to these conversion. Also, we were able also to actually do computation with numbers of different bases in the same flow of calculation. Regarding that, no other calculator compares better to the TI-68. After that, it looks calculator-makers only think of "conversion" without realizing that "calculating" with the numbers would still be a good thing...
Agree. But the market and demand takes control of what should be produced. It seems most students need conversion and people are getting lazy doing calculation with hand.
Very simply explained but helpful.
You are welcome.
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
Thank you for showing
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can you convert binary to signed and unsigned decimal? or only unsigned on the ti-36x pro
Hello, if it was possible I would have done it. So not possible
Nice tut thx!
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What about Point Numbers?
Can we compute something like this:
52,4(decimal) to (binary) or (hex)
Or something like this:
11011,1010 (binary) to (hex) or (decimal)??
No you can't. Only whole number such as 20 or 5 or 8 can be converted to other base system.
@@equaser You mean fractions can't be converted to other base with the TI-36 procedure explained in the video right? The fractional numbers can be converted to another base manually using other methods, such as the "expansion method" I use the calculator to solve the whole numbers part and then use the expansion method for the fraction part (summation of the result of multiplying each number to the right of the decimal point by the base to be converted and elevating it to the power of -1 or -2 or -3, etc, depending on the position of the number)
Thank you sir for this video!
hey can you convert from one base to another? like base 20 to 10 and visa versa
You can convert to standard bases and I have shown them but not base 20.
Can we find 2's complements in a Ti 36x pro?
you mean the binary complements?
Yes
How do you change a binary such as 100.010 to decimal and vice versa? I keep getting a syntax error
I mentioned that this can't be done. You need to use pen and paper.
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What is the cheapest calculator can do this ?
(numbers systems conversions with fractions or point) >>ex>> 1011000.0111 to any
what buttons will need to use to add,sub,multiply bases like 2123-405 in base 7 . By the way this video was helpful for converting 23 to base 2 it was helpful.
hi, I would have to make separate video to explain different base calculation.
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Do you know how to do it with my TI82?
I don't have the calculator. sorry.
can you hex to decimal?
Whatever you can I have shown it. If you don’t see it then you can’t do it.
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too bad the calculator hits a syntax error whenever you try to convert large numbers to binary...
You should respect the limit.
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Did you find very easy or very hard?