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Just as you did with octal conversion, write out the hex number, placing each digit under the
appropriate decimal value for that position. Multiply the decimal value by the base 16 digit and add the
values. (Convert A through F to their decimal equivalent before multiplying). Let’s take a look at an
example.
Convert 2C16 to decimal:
The decimal equivalent of 2C16 is 4410.
Use the same procedure we used with binary and octal to convert base 16 fractions to decimal.
If you choose to convert the hex number to binary and then to decimal, the solution will look like
this:
Convert these base 16 numbers to base 10:
Q103.
2416
Q104.
A516
Q105.
DB16
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