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GB DL - Test 1 - Question 16

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The gray code for a decimal number N is 11111111_2. This number N is converted into P which belongs to 84 − 2 − 1 code system. What is the Hexadecimal representation for P?

(A) ABC

(B) F55

(C) 170

(D) 790

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