GCSE
Lesson 7 Hexadecimal
Learners will be reminded about base 2 and base 10, then they will be introduced to hexadecimal, which is base 16. They will be shown the traditional method for converting between base 2 and base 16, then they will learn about a simpler method that uses two tables to simplify the process.
Learning objectives
- Explain why and where hexadecimal notation is used
- Explain how numbers are represented using hexadecimal
- Convert decimal numbers to and from hexadecimal numbers
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