X0 = 1
X1 = 1
X2 = 1
X3 = 1
X4 = 0
X5 = 0
X6 = 1
X7 = 1
X8 = 0
X9 = 1
X10= 0
X11= 0
X12= 1
X13 = 0
X14= 0
X15= 0
X16= 0
X17= 1
X18= 0
X19 = 1
X20= 0
X21= 1
X22 = 1
X23 = 1
X24= 0
X25 = 1
X26 = 0
X27= 0
X28= 1
X29 = 0
X30= 0
X31= 0
X32 = 0
X33 = 1
X34 = 0
X35 = 1
36 bits
111100110100100001010111010010000101
(a) What is the period? using the formula 2m -1
From the question:
36 bits of binary number can be represented given below.
111100110100100001010111010010000101
Number of bits m = 36 bits
period = 2m-1
period = 68719476735 - 1
= 6871947674
The period is 0 to 6871947674.
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