The problem asks for the base-10 value of the underlined digit '6' in the base-8 number $2673_8$.

Number TheoryNumber BasesBase ConversionPositional Notation
2025/4/10

1. Problem Description

The problem asks for the base-10 value of the underlined digit '6' in the base-8 number 267382673_8.

2. Solution Steps

The base-8 number 267382673_8 can be expanded as:
26738=(2×83)+(6×82)+(7×81)+(3×80)2673_8 = (2 \times 8^3) + (6 \times 8^2) + (7 \times 8^1) + (3 \times 8^0).
We are interested in the digit '6', which is in the 828^2 place.
The value of this digit is 6×826 \times 8^2.
82=648^2 = 64.
Therefore, the value of the underlined digit '6' in base 10 is 6×64=3846 \times 64 = 384.

3. Final Answer

The digit value in base ten of the underlined digit in the number 267382673_8 is
3
8
4.

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