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binary equivalent to decimal number 42.75

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Answer : 101010.11

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For 42 it is direct use decimal to binary Conversion So it is 101010

For .75

.75 * 2 =1.5    

.5 * 2 = 1.0  

this is the way to get the answer.

101010.11

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