Required In this problem we want you to remodel this Add/Sub circuit such that the user...
Required
In this problem we want you to remodel this Add/Sub circuit such
that the user doesn’t have to take the
2’s complement at all neither in third nor in the fourth scenario.
In other words, we want the machine to
perform the following: Assuming X and Y are both positive signed
numbers:
1. If the required is X + Y, then the user inputs X to the A input
and Y to the B input and set the
circuit to do the operation X+Y.
2. If the required is X – Y, then the user inputs X to the A input
and Y to the B input and set the
circuit to do the operation X – Y.
3. If the required is –X + Y, then the user inputs X to the A input
and Y to the B input and set the
circuit to do the operation –X + Y.
4. If the required is –X – Y, then the user inputs X to the A input
and Y to the B input and set the
circuit to do the operation –X – Y.
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