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natural numbers
ℕ = { 0, 1, 2, 3, ... }
natural numbers are
positive
,
whole
numbers that can be used for counting objects
eg 5 fish
integers
ℤ = { ..., -1, 0, 1, ... }
integers are
positive
or
negative
and
whole
numbers
rational numbers
ℚ = { 2/3, 0.8, 6, 7/4, etc}
rational numbers can be expressed as
exact
fractions or
ratios
(includes d
ecimals
, f
ractions
and i
ntegers
)
irrational numbers
numbers that cannot be expressed as
exact
fraction
(they have no
end
so have to be rounded at a
degree
of accuracy)
eg pie, or √2
irrational numbers
numbers that cannot be expressed as
exact
fraction
(they have no
end
so have to be rounded at a
degree
of accuracy)
eg pie, or √2
real numbers
ℝ = { ... ,-1, 0, 1, √2, ... }
includes
rational
and
irrational
numbers and are numbers used in
measurement
( a set of all real
world
quantities )
ordinal numbers
used to describe the numerical
position
of an object in an
ordered
list
eg for
set
= {'a', 'b', 'c' ...}
'a' =
1st
, 'b' = 2nd, 'c' = 3rd
number systems
includes
decimal
,
binary
and
hexadecimal
(hex)
they are referred to by their
base
(number in
subscript
) which is the number of
symbols
used to
construct
values
decimal for example is base
10
as it uses the symbols 0 - 9 to construct any number.
11[base 10] and 11[base 2] would represent different
values
(
11
and
3
respectively)
hexadecimal
base
16
, uses 0 - 9 and A - F (to represent 10 - 15)
used because:
it is easier to
read
and
remember
by humans
quicker
to write with
less
chance of error than binary
commonly used in colours and MAC addresses
easy to
convert
to and from binary
(decimal is easy for humans to understand but not electronics, and binary is good for circuits but hard for humans)
conversions
hex to decimal
3F5 -> (
16
^
2
*
3
) + (
16
*
15
) + (
1
*
5
) =
1013
decimal to hex
43 - >
43
/
16
= (
2
r
11
), 11 =
B
so 43 =
2B
binary to hex
11011000 ->
1101
=
13
(D) ,
1000
=
8
so 10111000 =
D8
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