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pause the video and have a go at this convert the dendry number 9 to a binary number write down the nine and then divide this by two two into nine will go four times with a remainder of one then we divide the two into the four and this will go twice and there are no remainders because it goes exactly then we ask how many time does two go into two and it goes once and the remainder is zero we then ask how many times two goes into one and the answer is doesnamp;#39;t and that one then remains a zero here indicates the end of the division process this one is regarded as being in the least docHub bit position this one is regarded as being in the most docHub bit position then we write the binary number down as you can see here and you can note the least and the most docHub bit positions so we can conclude by showing that nine is equal to one zero zero one
