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Represent the decimal number -6 in binary using 4-bits: 3a) signed magnitude ____________________________ 3b) 1’s complement...

Represent the decimal number -6 in binary using 4-bits:

3a) signed magnitude ____________________________

3b) 1’s complement _____________________________

3c) 2’s complement _____________________________

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We can easily convert -6 to binary using 4-bits:

I have explained all of above three methods in screenshots which I have provide below.

venereology answered 4 months ago
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