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But your counts are all using base 10! If we were to count the number of digits in binary using binary, we would get 10 digits. If we were to count the number o
by alexb_ 2y ago
But your counts are all using base 10! If we were to count the number of digits in binary using binary, we would get 10 digits. If we were to count the number of digits in hexadecimal in hexadecimal, we would still get 10 digits. This is true for all bases.
- maxerickson 2y agoChanging the representation doesn't change the number. Ten, two, sixteen...
- andsoitis 2y agoTry this: Base 10 is count(0, 1, 2, 3… 9) = |||||||||| Base 16 is count(0, 1, 2,… a, b, …f) = ||||||||||||||||