Two’s Complement: Represent the following signed numbers as two’s complement integers
-3910 -22110
For -39, minimum of 7 bits are required: 1011001
39 in binary = 0100111
1s complement (flip bits) = 1011000
2s complement = 1s complement + 1 = 1011001
For -221, minimum of 9 bits are required: 100100011
221 in binary = 011011101
1s complement (flip bits) = 100100010
2s complement = 1s complement + 1 = 100100011
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Two’s Complement: Represent the following signed numbers as two’s complement integers -3910 -22110
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