(6 marks- 3 marks each) The following hexadecimal values are shorthand for 16-bit two’s complement binary...

(6 marks- 3 marks each) The following hexadecimal values are shorthand for 16-bit two’s complement binary numbers. Working purely in hex, negate each and then state whether the result is positive or negative.

(a) 5E91

(b) D00F 2.

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