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today welcome to Tech math Channel this is a really quick explanation on how to convert decimal numbers to binary numbers decimal numbers these are base 10 numbers which use the digits 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 theres 10 digits and also what happens is it goes up by factors of 10 each times like our we go from tens from units to tens to hundreds and each time we going up ten times the amount as we move up to each next our place value whereas based who only uses two digits that is 0 and 1 and each progressive movement up I guess if you think youve ever seen tens and hundreds is going up by a factor of 2 each time okay so its doubling so a detailed explanation of this I have above and I also have in the link below so if you want to see this it might be really really worth having a look at but were just going to be looking at how to convert these across fairly quickly so the first thing were gonna do is Im going to show you how to convert 26 across to its binary equivalent so what we do f