If you were to perform binary addition on the numbers 73 and 58 in an 8...
If you were to perform binary addition on the numbers 73 and 58 in an 8 bit Two's Complement system, what number would you get?
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binary format for 73:- 01001001
one's complement for 73:- 10110110 (change one's to zero's and zero's to one's)
two's complement for 73:- 10110111 (add one to one's complement)
binary format for 58:- 00111010
one's complement for 58:- 11000101
two's complement for 58:- 11000110
adding 8 bit two's complement number's (73 and 58)
10110111
11000110
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1 01111101 (carry forwarded '1' is discarded)
output generated is in 2's complement form. now, to get the actual output do the one's complement for the output and add '1'
one's complement of output:- 10000010
two's complement of output:- 10000011
so the number that represent's 10000011 :- 131
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