Converting Decimal fractions to Binary

The conversion from Decimal Fractions to Binary is been explained with an example.
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The method of successive division is used to solve the numerical.

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Because they created zero

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it turns out that some fractions don't have actual binary representations, they are just approximations like the one above

[@HL-iw1du]

You could represent it with a repeating sequence of 0's and 1's after the decimal point

[@mungunzayaganbat6364]

I want to convert 0.088 or 0.018 to binary until the second repeat but i couldnt find repetition for both of them. It is endless. How do i know when to stop when i cant find the repetition?

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Actually the decimal part is similar to the integral part but instead of dividing by 2, it's dividing by 1/2 and switching the roles of quotients and remainders. The result is read top-down instead of bottom-up.

[@atinyff3827]

Sir .. I have a doubt !!! Can we stop at the part where we have to multiply 0.4 with 2 because we can already predict that it's gonna repeat !

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Bindu. Yes one can stop at that point. Sometimes in the numerical itself they mention carry out 5 iterations something like that. If nothing is mentioned, you can stop at that point, where one feels it's going to be repeated.

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u should divide the 1 multiply which is equal to 0 but the reminder is 1 so the decimal is 10101

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This makes sense now thank you. Textbook don’t explain it like this

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[@sadiamanzoor1210]

Hello! I have a question to convert decimal into binary. I have done this with the help above method, but I am not sure if the answer is correct or not. Question: 0.625 decimal into binary. The answer is 0.101000110. Kindly, tell me the correct answer. I will be really grateful for this.

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Sadia. Here is the answer for your question. 0.625 * 2 = 1.25 0.25 * 2 = 0.5 0.5 * 2 = 1.0 0 * 2 = 0 and the process stops here.. therefore the answer is 0.101

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@@EnggClasses Thank You very much, It helps me a lot. I got my mistake as I exceeded the answer and didn't stop at 0.5.. Thank you once again. Have a nice day! :)

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Sir what if its 21.101....will we take the whole value after dot or only 1?

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Sohaib. Yes, you need to take the whole value after dot. In the example you mentioned the iterations go like this. .101*2 = .202 .202*2 = .404 .404*2 = .808 .808*2 = 1.616 .616*2 = 1.232 .232*2 = .464 and so on... Hope this helps Sohaib.

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[@nituthakur5195]

How to convert this decimal number to binary (.625)base 10 plz sir reply

[@EnggClasses]

0.625*2 = 1.25 ---> 1 0.25 * 2 = 0.5 ----> 0 0.5 * 2 = 1.0 ------> 1 0.00*2 = 0 process stops. Therefore 0.625 = 0.101 in binary. Hope this helps.

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Till the fractional part comes zero or else integer part becomes one.we can stop the process.isnt it?sir

[@EnggClasses]

That's correct Hari. Whenever fractional part becomes zero, then only integer can become one. You may stop the process. Hope this helps. Thanks again.

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1.17, after how many iteration/any condition to leave the process of iteration.

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Thanks for the comment Vishnu. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. Hope this helps! Thank you again and have a great day.

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​@@EnggClasses If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. sir i have a doubt in my book they have taken the part upto 10 times multiplying in which we were not getting neither zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating. This has confused me, actually the QUESTION WAS CONVERT 0.638 INTO BINARY BUT HERE NO REPETITION IS THERE THEN WHAT TO DO IN THIS CASE EITHER FOLLOW YOURS THEN ANSWERS WILL NIT MATCH WITH OUR BOOKS IF WE ARE FOLLOWING BOOK THEN WE ARE CONFUSED!!!!!

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When do you stop multiplying?

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. Hope this helps! Thank you again and have a great day.

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How many times should I multiply it by 2?

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Narymam. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. Hope this helps! Thank you again and have a great day.

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[@asim7934]

Why cant we solve it like how we solve whole part? And who came up with this method can u explain the logical behind it like what's going on.

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why do you stop at 0.8?, my speaker dont work so i cant hear you , nor you did subtitles, so can someone explain?

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Sir why are you multiply 0.1 with more number i think we should multiply only with 2 bcz we convert in binary number so

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help me sir how actually to stop the counting? how it ended in 0.8?

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Thanks for the comment Vishnu. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal.

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Sir plz make video on (0.6875) desimal to binary number

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Hello sir could u give reply for 205.05 for this fraction part

[@EnggClasses]

Here it goes.. 0.05 * 2 = 0.1 ---> 0 0.1 * 2 = 0.2 ---> 0 0.2 * 2 = 0.4 ---> 0 0.4 * 2 = 0.8 ---> 0 0.8 * 2 = 1.6---> 1 0.6 * 2 = 1.2 ---> 1 0.2 * 2 = 0.4 and it repeats, you may stop here. therefore, (0.05) = (.0000110) in binary. Hope this helps.

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I did not know it was this simple.. thank you so much sir

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how do u know where to stop after decimal

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Annanya gairola. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. Hope this helps! Thank you again and have a great day

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why did you take 0.6 after getting binary digit 1

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Coz if u multiply 1.6×2 you'll get 3.2 and binary only includes 1 and 0

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Sir, binary number mein point missed hai usey rakh do ya niche pin kardigye... Thank You!!

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Can't we directly write 1's binary number

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can we also use bar in (.0001100)?

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The multiplying one till how much we have to stop

[@EnggClasses]

Thanks for the comment Mehtaj. With respect to number of iterations there are 3 possibilities. 1) You may get zero at the fractional part and stop the process. 2) You never get zero at the fractional part but you will get a pattern that keeps repeating and you may stop at that point. 3) You neither get zero or nor get any pattern that keeps repeating, in such case you may stop the process after 5-6 iterations. In such case, in the numerical itself they mention the number of iterations to be carried out. If nothing is mentioned then 5-6 iterations are ideal. Hope this helps! Thank you again and have a great day.

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par decimal wala upper se niche and integer ones down to up me kyu likhna hota hai sir??

[@EnggClasses]

For integer parts they are represented as 2^0, 2^1, 2^2, 2^3 and so on. For fractional parts they are represented as 2(^-1), 2(^-2), 2^(-3). Hence inhe upper se niche aur niche se upper likhana hota hain. Hope this helps.

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Is only 1010 for integer part

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What if you get 2 as the integer?

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Sir... After lcm we had 0 at the end... So why we have taken 1 in the start? Plz tell me

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Because the 0 that came in last were just as reminders Then after this we have to write binary of this also, so 1 is also included.

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Sir is there any limited digits to be there after decimal?

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