Help me with #4, show all steps Unsigned Decimal to Hexadecimal.To comvert an unsigned decimal integer to hexadecimal, repeatedly divide the decimel value by 16 and retain each remsinder as a hexadecimal digit. For example, the following table lists thesteps when converting decimal 422 to hexadecimatileni1 2DivisionQuotientRemainder422 / 162626/ 161/ 163. Convert unsigned decimal 168 to a hexadecimal value.16 ToしらてA816=xA8 or Ox A8Alb10ERemander RIO =4. Convert unsigned decimal 60293 to a hexadecimal value.いro0293e Remainder R8-R1656Adding Hevadog:mel

to xadecimal. To comvert an unsigned decimal integer to hexedecimal, repeatedly divide the decimel value by 16 and retain each remsinder as a hexadecimal digit. For example, the following table ists the steps when converting decimal 422 to hexadecimat Division Quotient Remainder 422 / 16 26 26/ 16 1/ 16 3. Convert unsigned decimal 168 to a hexadecimal value. いら「13 Qenamder fたる 9. 4. Convert unsigned decimal 60293 to a hexadecimal value. 16 10 10ERemainder RIO Alb A816=*A8 or 0x A8 -R 1655 60293 Adding Hexadooinmol

to xadecimal. To comvert an unsigned decimal integer to hexedecimal, repeatedly divide the decimel value by 16 and retain each remsinder as a hexadecimal digit. For example, the following table ists the steps when converting decimal 422 to hexadecimat Division Quotient Remainder 422 / 16 26 26/ 16 1/ 16 3. Convert unsigned decimal 168 to a hexadecimal value. いら「13 Qenamder fたる 9. 4. Convert unsigned decimal 60293 to a hexadecimal value. 16 10 10ERemainder RIO Alb A816=*A8 or 0x A8 -R 1655 60293 Adding Hexadooinmol

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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