Arithmetic Course/Number System

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Number of Base Ten

The number system in use of the ordinary real life is number in of base ten consists of digit from 0 to 9 . Any number greater than 9 can be expressed as

A×10n+B×10(n1)++Z×101+100

For example

121=1×102+2×101+1×100=100+20+1

Number of Base Two

The number system in use of the ordinary real life is number in of base ten consists of digit from 0 to 1 . Any number greater than 1 can be expressed as

A×2n+B×2(n1)++Z×21+20

For example

1112=1×22+2×21+1×20=4+2+1=7

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