Decimal fractions to Binary

[@Blink77]

good instructional video but at 2:22 My prof said 1/2 is 0.5 so thats a Remainder of 1

[@pragatisinghrajpoot1795]

Finally i got it ...now its crystal clear to me ...😊😊☺ thnk q so much

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I'm glad that it helped you.
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[@King_Raj1]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
Useful video ❤❤

[@vaibhavkrishnakumar766]

who is here one day before exam☠

[@jkgaming0565]

5 days before for me

[@ahmedsiam1701]

Me

[@ThatoQhamakoane]

Its 2am, I'm writing at 11:30

[@AakritiDahal-e6m]

Me

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Me😂

[@cenamohit]

When should I stop multiplying the fraction part if it is non terminating non repeating

[@portiapeter7036]

Please explain when does one stop multiplying by 2

[@ZN9_xe]

Nicely explained. Thanks ❤️

[@bassibaimaan4562]

Sir i did not get multiplication part how it answer 5.50 by multiplying 0.275 to 2

[@ManiSingh-xg5tx]

Can you also explain why are we doing what we're doing, as in, non-fractional decimal to binary conversion is clear, we do (19/2) we take the remainder & go from bottom to top, but why are we multiplying this fractional decimal by 2, maybe we're doing (0.275) / (1/2) but where is the remainder coming into place.
I mean the process is clear but the reason still isn't, need to deep dive for this.

[@arunimaswain5486]

If we stop multiplying with 2 just after getting the 1st whole number?Is it okk? (0.275) decimal = (01) binary?

[@ayeshafatima800]

236.236 HOW TO COVERT THIS FRACTION DECIMAL INTO BINARY

[@sabarehman37]

Sir.... Why we have to add 1 at the start of our binary number of integer part...?

[@TaiwoOlalere-v1s]

I don't understand how u get 0.275 to 2

[@macko5390]

Sir if 1. Just showed should i stop??

[@khadejakhanam5431]

Sir kitne time karna hai 2 se multiple ...amare book me sirf ak bar hai sir please say today is my exam please

[@Hejajhsja]

I have a question. In 2.:37 0.275+0.275= 0.550. So why we are only write 55? Why we’re not writing 550?

[@devarajuannaldas9435]

Because, in the decimal 0.550.. that number stops with 0, and it has no value for it when in the last after the decimal. So only 0.55 should be considered

[@pawanpatel4338]

Thank you sir

[@EnggClasses]

Thank you so much Pawan.
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[@anjagoudburra1789]

Thank you sir 🙏🙏

[@Janindi_Gangabadaarachchi_8291]

Thank you sir.🙏

[@angelandrada4251]

now i understood already thanks s

[@AHLEducation]

Excellent

[@Cobie777]

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[@शिवजीकाभक्त]

Thanks Sir 😊

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Thank you

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Helpful

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[@ahmedsifaw247]

Thank you 😊

[@beautyinsideph]

Creepy! I heard a sound in the background. What is that? 🥴 2:36/6:46 anyway thanks for the tutorial 🙏

[@mohanbarle45]

Thanks sir

[@hsn8239]

Thanks alot sir

[@manideep2568]

TQ

[@dreamy_69]

lekin sir mai toh english padhne aaya tha

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fau fau😂

[@AbdullohFoziljonov]

Fifty five-❌
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[@ytgamer000vlogs9]

You are ronge

[@sabarehman37]

Sir.... Why we have to add 1 at the start of our binary number of integer part...?

[@bahaeddinebenabdallah5323]

divide 1 by 2 u'll get 0 and rest is 1