Y9CS _ 2.1 Image Representation - Bitmaps

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5	Create your own 8x8 bitmaps on the grids below. Then convert your bitmap into binary as shown in the example - using "0" to represent a white pixel and a "1" to represent a black pixel. Finally convert the binary number into a hexadecimal.
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7			Binary	Hex			Binary	Hex
8			00000000	00			00000000
9			00011100	1c			01000010
10			00100010	22			01001010
11			01000001	41			00010000
12			01001001	49			00011000
13			01000001	41			01000010
14			00100010	22			00111100
15			00011100	1c			00000000
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17			Binary	Hex			Binary	Hex
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27	PART 2
28	Convert from hexadecimal into binary, then convert the binary number into a bitmap. For the second grid, ask one of your class mates for the hexadecimal values or binary from their favourite bitmap from Part 1 of this excercise. Take care not to peek at your class mates bitmap while writing down the binary.
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30	Hex	Binary			Hex	Binary
31	7e	01111110
32	81	10000001
33	a5	10100101
34	a5	10100101
35	81	10000001
36	bd	10111101
37	81	10000001
38	7e	01111110
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40		cse4k12.org/binary/bitmaps.html
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