Question
In the binary value 1002, what is the place value of the 1?
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GPT-4o mini
The binary value "1002" actually contains an invalid digit. Binary numbers are composed only of the digits 0 and 1. Therefore, "1002" cannot be considered a valid binary number.
However, if you meant to ask about the binary value "100", then we can analyze that.
In the binary number "100":
- The rightmost digit (0) represents \(2^0\) (or 1),
- The middle digit (0) represents \(2^1\) (or 2),
- The leftmost digit (1) represents \(2^2\) (or 4).
Thus, in the binary number "100", the place value of the 1 is \(2^2\), which is 4 in decimal.
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However, if you meant to ask about the binary value "100", then we can analyze that.
In the binary number "100":
- The rightmost digit (0) represents \(2^0\) (or 1),
- The middle digit (0) represents \(2^1\) (or 2),
- The leftmost digit (1) represents \(2^2\) (or 4).
Thus, in the binary number "100", the place value of the 1 is \(2^2\), which is 4 in decimal.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!