Answer Posted / siddiqui mohd. faisal
It's very simple.
Firstly, the binary no. of 0 is 0000.
After that if you want to know the binary no. of 1 then
jaust add 1 to binary no. of 0 i.e. 0000.So, now the ans
will be 0001.But,remember here 1+1=10.So, now if you want
binary no. of 2 then add 1 to binary no. of 1 i.e. 0001.So,
the binary no. of 2 will be 0010.
I hope you got your question answer.
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