Solve each of the following problems by translating the values into two’s complement notation (using patterns...

Solve each of the following problems by translating the values into two’s complement
notation (using patterns of 5 bits), converting any subtraction problem to an equivalent
addition problem, and performing that addition. Check your work by converting your
answer to base 10 notation. (Watch out for overflow.)

a. 5 + 1

b. 12 – 5

c. 5 – 11

d. 12 + 5

e. 5 – 1

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