Answer:
a. D1AF
b. 1F
c. 1
d. EDB2
Explanation:
You want these unsigned binary numbers converted to hexadecimal.
a. 1101 0001 1010 1111
b. 0001 1111
c. 0001
d. 1110 1101 1011 0010
Hex
Each group of 4 bits can take on any of 16 different values. Conveniently, each of those corresponds to a hexadecimal digit, as shown in the attachment.
To do the conversion, we replace each group of 4 bits by its hexadecimal equivalent.
a. D1AF
b. 1F
c. 1
d. EDB2
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Additional comment
A couple of the given numbers are one or more bits short of a group of 4 bits. You may want to check your actual problem statement to see if the numbers here are the same. The attached table applies in any event.