Add the following unsigned binary numbers:
01110101 + 00111011
Subtract the following binary numbers using 2's Complement
01110101 - 00111011
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1) 01110101 00111011 --------- 10110000 --------- Answer: 10110000 2) 01110101 - 00111011 -00111011 follow below steps to calculate - of 00111011 1) Flip all the bits(0's to 1, 1's to 0) 00111011 is flipped to 11000100 2) Add 1 to the above result 11000100 + 1 = 11000101 so, 01110101 - 00111011 = 01110101 + 11000101 01110101 11000101 --------- (1)00111010 --------- Answer: 00111010 with a carry of 1
Add the following unsigned binary numbers: 01110101 + 00111011 Subtract the following binary numbers using 2's...
2.7 Add the following unsigned binary numbers 01110101 0 0010101 0110111 A) +00111011 B) +00011011 C) +00010001 Subtract the following two's complement binary numbers 01110101 00010101 0110111 A) +100111011 B) +00011011 C) +00010001
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Add the following unsigned binary numbers as shown. a) 01000100 + 10111011 = b) 01011011 + 00011111 = c) 10101100 + 00100100 = showing work would help with future problems