Electrical FE /EIT Exam Prep - Digital Systems 2: Octal to Binary Conversion

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Because 8 is 2^3, each digit in octal can be expressed by 3 digits in binary. That will be faster. You can skip the mid-step.

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One of the allowed calculators (TI-36x Pro) can do this conversion for you.