Perform the following tasks by explaining theprocess of each one in detail:1. Converting all numbers by follow betweenbrackets:a. 487.2 from base 10 to [ bases 2,8, 16]b. 11010110 from base 2 to [ base 10 ]c. 456 from base 8 to [ base 10 ] d. 2B6 frombase 16 to [ base 10 ]2. Adding all numbers by follow betweenbrackets:a. The binary numbers: [11010110 + 10000101]b. The octal numbers: [ 456 + 555 ]c. The hexadecimal numbers: [ 2B6 + 12C]3. Subtracting all numbers by follow betweenbrackets:a. The binary numbers: [ 11010110 - 10000101]b. The octal numbers: [ 555 – 456 ]c. The hexadecimal numbers: [ 2B6 - 12C]

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Perform the following tasks by explaining the process of each one in detail: 1. Converting all numbers by follow between brackets: a. 487.2 from base 10 to [ bases 2,8, 16] b. 11010110 from base 2 to [ base 10 ] c. 456 from base 8 to [ base 10 ] d. 2B6 from base 16 to [ base 10 ]

Perform the following tasks by explaining the process of each one in detail: 1. Converting all numbers by follow between brackets: a. 487.2 from base 10 to [ bases 2,8, 16] b. 11010110 from base 2 to [ base 10 ] c. 456 from base 8 to [ base 10 ] d. 2B6 from base 16 to [ base 10 ]

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