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# One octal hexadecimal number represents 3 4 binary numbers, so starting from right-side, group binary digits into groups of 3 4 (add leading zeros if necessary).# Write (8)(4)(2)(1) under <u>each</u> group of 3 binary numbers.# Multiply the placeholders (i.e. 0's and 1's) by the corresponding (4)(2)(1) for each group to obtain the octal number .# Convert values from 10 to 15 to A to F (refer to diagram of ''binary to octalhexadecimal'' conversion).<br><br>