7 – For the following operations:
• write the operands as 4-bit 2's complement binary numbers,
• perform the operation shown,
• show all work in binary operating on 4-bit numbers, and
• identify overflow if necessary.
a) 4 + 2
b) 4 – 2
c) 2 – 4
d) 4 + 4
1.convert the following numbers from decimal to binary assuming
seven-bit twe's complement binary representation:
a)49 b) -27 c)0 d) -64 e) -1 f) -2
g) what is the range for this computer as written in binary and
in decimal?
2.convert the following numbers from decimal to binary assuming
nine-bit twe's complement binary representation:
a)51 b) -29 c) -2 d)0 e) -256 f) -1
g ) what is the range for this computer as written in binary and
in decimal?
(a) Do operation 75.38 - 18.62 in binary using two's complement.
Use for the fractional part 6 bits
(b) Convert the resulting expression to decimal, and say how much
is the absolute error obtained in the operation.
PROBLEM 2
(a) Do operation 75.38 - 18.62 in binary using two's
complement. Use for the 6 bit fractional part
(b) Convert the resulting expression to decimal, and say how
much is the absolute error obtained in the operation
The standard method of representing negative numbers in the
binary system is with 2's complement notation. What are the
advantages and disadvantages of using this method to represent
negative numbers?
(a) Convert the decimal numbers, 70 and -26 to binary in the
signed 2’s complement system. Make sure there are enough digits in
the results to be able to perform arithmetic operations with these
two numbers.
(b) Perform in the signed 2’s complement system, (+70) +
(-26)
(c) Perform in the signed 2’s complement system, (-70) -
(-26)
(d) Perform in the signed 2’s complement system, (+70) +
(+26)
Part 1: Solve the operation 75.38-18.62 in binary
using two's complement. Use 6 bits for the fractionary part.
Part 2:Convert the result to a decimal, and explain
how much is the absolute error obtained in the operation.
(Provide Step by Step process of problem solving in
each part.)
Find the decimal equivalents for the following 8-bit
two’s complement numbers.
a. 0010 0100 Decimal Equivalent ___________
b. 1010 1001 Decimal Equivalent ___________
c. 1100 0011 Decimal Equivalent ___________
d. 0101 0101 Decimal Equivalent ___________
i need to convert decimal to twos complement binary and then add
the binary digits but I am unable to do it. I am only allowed to
use string, can anyone help me out please. i need the code
urgently.
#include
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
string reverse(string s)
{
string x = "";
for (long i = s.length() - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
x += s[i];
}
return x;
}
string twosComplementStringsAddition(string A, string B)
{...
Convert the following values into binary numbers for each word
and place the binary values in
the two-dimensional array in their proper order of words.
Value
Binary Number Equivalent
Word 0
462,91210
Word 1
1142008
Word 2
5420h
Word 3
20,992d
Word 4
1104208
Word 5
6102008
Word 6
9F88h
Word 7
20,49610
Word 8
502416
Word 9
1101018
Word 10
71082h