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How many '1' will be there in the binary representation of the following expression (assume 16 bit number ) 12+61+128+1024

How many '1' will be there in the binary representation of the following expression (assume 16 bit number ) 12+61+128+1024 Correct Answer 6

(1484)10 = (10111001100)2 So, there are 6 (six) ‘1’ of the following expression.

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