Given the 2's complement binary number: (011010)
Find its equivalent hexadecimal representation.
Since the number has 6 bits, group the bits into two groups of 4 bits (add leading zeros if needed):
$$ (011010)_2 = (00011010)_2 $$
Now, split into two nibbles (4 bits each):
$$ 0001 \quad 1010 $$
Convert each nibble to hexadecimal:
- \(0001_2 = 1_{16}\)
- \(1010_2 = A_{16}\)
Therefore, the hexadecimal representation is: 1A
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