Suppose that A=(355)10 and B=(250)10 are 3-digit signed decimal numbers represented in 10’s complement. (a) Perform...
Suppose that A=(355)10 and B=(250)10 are 3-digit signed decimal numbers represented in 10’s complement.
(a) Perform the addition A+B in 10’s complement
(b) Does the addition in (a) result in an arithmetic overflow?
Homework Answers
S=A+B = 355 + 250 = 605 in 10's complement form
S= 999-605 +1 = 395 in decimal form
b) no above addion doesnt have arithmetic overflow because there is no carry
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