1) (1702)10 : SM = (001702)10 ; 9s compliment = (998207)10.
2) (-1702)10 : SM = (998207 + 1)10 = (998208)10 ; 9s compliment = (001701)10.
2) (99999)10 : SM = (099999)10 ; 9s compliment = (900000)10
3) .(-99999)10 : SM = (900001)10 ; 9s compliment = (099998)10
4) (-1)10 : SM = (999999)10 ; 9s compliment = (000000)10
1. Express the following decimal numbers as 6-digit decimals in sign-magnitude and 9?s complement form: a....
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