If take a look at my assignment that I'm supposed to do, you'll realize that there are numbers that only go up to 150, so I won't be including a '256' column in my imaginary table (the table is something like the one below, which might help in explaining what I'm trying to say).
Okay so let's start converting:
1. The first number is 12, and as you might know already if you've read through my previous post, you probably already know that there isn't a number for 12, it's a letter... So if you look at the chart on that page you are going to see that 12 is C. So the answer is C!
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/c.png)
2. The second number is 20. Since we can't get 20 by one number we would have to use both the 16 and the 1 place values. You can look at the chart below for your reference.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/14.png)
Since 16x1 + 1x4 is 20 the answer is 14!
3. The third number is 60.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/3c.png)
Since 16x3 + 1xC(C has the value of 12) is 60 the answer is 3C!
4. The fourth number is 32.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/20.png)
Since 16x2 + 1x0 is 32 the answer is 20!
5. The fifth number is 100.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/64.png)
Since 16x6 + 1x4 is 100 the answer is 64!
6. The sixth number is 150.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/96.png)
Since 16x9 + 1x6 is 150 the answer is 96!
7. The seventh number is 17.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/4546/1563/320/11.png)
Since 16x1 + 1x1 is 17 the answer is 11!
If you've paid attention to the red letters and bold words you should have no problem in grasping this concept!
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