1-4) For each of the following, assume the machine used is a 5 bit machine. Complete the table byidentifying (a) how the decimal value on the left would be stored in 5 bits using a 2s complementrepresentation, and (b) what the equivalent decimal value is for the bit pattern in part (a).number-17+28-54+96(a)2's Complement(b)Decimal Equivalent5) What is the resulting bit pattern when the unsigned 10 bit binary value 1001101101 isstored in an 8 bit container?Name:6) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 10 bit binary value 1110101011 isstored in an 8 bit container?7) What is the resulting bit pattern when the unsigned 8 bit binary value 1101001 is storedin a 10 bit container? 8) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 8 bit binary value 1001011 is stored ina 10 bit container?9) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 8 bit binary value 01101110 is storedin a 10 bit container?Name:For problems 10 through 21, assume a 6 bit machine and thatA = 101010, B = 001001, C = 110000, D = 111100 and E = 001011Also NOTE! "signed" means a 2's complement representation10) (a) Show work to find unsigned A+ B. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of theanswer?11) (a) Show work to find unsigned B + D. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of theanswer?12)(a) Show work to find signed B + D. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of the answer?

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1-4) For each of the following, assume the machine used is a 5 bit machine. Complete the table by
identifying (a) how the decimal value on the left would be stored in 5 bits using a 2s complement
representation, and (b) what the equivalent decimal value is for the bit pattern in part (a).
number
-17
+28
-54
+96
(a)
2's Complement
(b)
Decimal Equivalent
5) What is the resulting bit pattern when the unsigned 10 bit binary value 1001101101 is
stored in an 8 bit container?
Name:
6) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 10 bit binary value 1110101011 is
stored in an 8 bit container?
7) What is the resulting bit pattern when the unsigned 8 bit binary value 1101001 is stored
in a 10 bit container?

8) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 8 bit binary value 1001011 is stored in
a 10 bit container?
9) What is the resulting bit pattern when the signed 8 bit binary value 01101110 is stored
in a 10 bit container?
Name:
For problems 10 through 21, assume a 6 bit machine and that
A = 101010, B = 001001, C = 110000, D = 111100 and E = 001011
Also NOTE! "signed" means a 2's complement representation
10) (a) Show work to find unsigned A+ B. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of the
answer?
11) (a) Show work to find unsigned B + D. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of the
answer?
12)
(a) Show work to find signed B + D. (b) What is the decimal equivalent of the answer?

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Negative and positive numbers are represented in binary form using a two's complement number system. A power of two represents the weight of each bit, with the exception of the most significant bit, whose weight is the opposite of the corresponding power of two.

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