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Part 1: Solve the operation 75.38-18.62 in binary using two's complement. Use 6 bits for the...

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.)

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