51Binary Arithmetic and Twos Complement Arithmetic
10.Divide a number 0111 1011 1111 1001 by divisor 0111 1111 1110 0011.
11.Fill the following Table 3.21.
TABLE 3.21
Number ANumber BBinary addition ofSubtraction ofMultiplication ofDivision of
A and BA with BA and BA and B
Q and R
1100 00111100 0111
1010 00111010 0011
0100 00000100 0000
111 0000111 0001
Q = Quotient and R = Remainder
QUESTIONS
1.What is the range of 16 bit unsigned numbers?
2.What is the range of 16 bit signed magnitude numbers? Prove that 0 decimal has two
representations?
3.What is the range of 16 bit signed twos complement numbers? Prove that there is
only one representation ...
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