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How to add two hexadecimal numbers?

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Go to solution Solved by Glenwing,

FE = 15x(16) + 14x(1)

05 = 0x(16) + 5x(1)

 

Add five 1's to FE.

 

FE + 1 = FF

+1 = 100

+1 = 101

+1 = 102

+1 = 103

FE+05 = 0103

But how?

I know in binary it's 1111 1110 + 0000 0101 = 0000 0011?

I am having a major brain fart, I learned this like 3 years ago and can't remember.

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If you forget you could always convert them to decimal, add, then back to hexadecimal.

 

If not, it's just like adding decimal numbers but instead of 'carrying a one' when you get to 10, you do it when you get to 16.

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OhhhhhhHHHHHHhh I get it now.... 

 

1111 1110 + 0000 0101 is supposed to be 

(0000 000)1 0000 0011?

 

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6+6=12

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6+6=12

I can only tackle one math problem per day. 

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I can only tackle one math problem per day. 

dude I started this calculation 5 hours ago when this thread was first made, I ain't one those math geneasses

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dude I started this calculation 5 hours ago when this thread was first made, I ain't one those math geneasses

 

you don't need to be a genius to learn any kind of math no matter how "difficult" just takes time and effort.

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you don't need to be a genius to learn any kind of math no matter how "difficult" just takes time and effort.

I know man, but addition, thats some hardcore stuff

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I know man, but addition, thats some hardcore stuff

 

That takes true dedication to master man.

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...what is going on?

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I know man, but addition, thats some hardcore stuff

Wait until you reach 1+2+3+4.... (Infinite series) = -1/12

0b10111010 10101101 11110000 00001101

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