> I'm trying to convert a decimal number to its hex equivalent. >
> I've found an example on the web where its divides 1128 by 16. The
> answer to that is 70.5 with a remainder of 8.
>
> Can someone explain how it arrived at the 8 ?
Modulus Question. ... I'm trying to convert a decimal number to its hex equivalent.... I've found an example on the web where its divides 1128 by 16. ... answer to that is 70.5 with a remainder of 8. ...Prev by Date: ... (uk.education.maths)
Re: Modulus Question. ... >I'm trying to convert a decimal number to its hex equivalent.... >I've found an example on the web where its divides 1128 by 16. ... >answer to that is 70.5 with a remainder of 8. ...Prev by Date: ... (uk.education.maths)
Re: Modulus Question. ... The answer contains some tautology.... > I'm trying to convert a decimal number to its hex equivalent.... > answer to that is 70.5 with a remainder of 8. ...Prev by Date: ... (uk.education.maths)
Re: AOLS Stats: 13/01/2006-12/02/2006 ... this patch should easily do that: ... The second expression, (myrand1/10)%10, divides myrand1 by 10, and then ...remainder, which would be 9. ... (alt.os.linux.suse)
Re: Order modulo p^n (Number Theory) ... order via theorems and was getting know where. ... After that I used Newtons binomial and showed that p^n divides all the ... powers less than n-1 the expansion dosent give the remainder 1 and the ... what am I missing here? ... (sci.math)
