1) What is the minimum number of bits required to represent -14310 as a signed binary number in 2complement form?C) 102) The 5-bit 2's-complement equivalent of 1210 is:A) 00100.B) 11100.C) 01100.3) Multiplication of the unsigned numbers 1011012 and 10112 results in a product ofA) 1111111112D) 1011011112.B) 1101011112.11110111124) The MOST commonly used system for trepresenting signed binary numbers is theA) 2's-complement system.C) 10s-complement system.B) L's-complement system.Osign-magnitude system.5) C516 AF16-B) ICF16C) 14A16M7416A) IA416

Q1. -14310 The mangnitude of number is 10001111 It requires 8 bit to represent the magnitude in…

1) What is the minimum number of bits required to represent-14310 as a signed binary number in 2 complement form? C) 10 2) The 5-bit 2's-complement equivalent of 1210 is: A) 00100, C) 01100 B) 11100. 10100 3) Multiplication of the unsigned numbers 1011012 and 10112 results in a product of gi11011112 A) 1111111112 B) 1101011112. D) 1011011112

1) What is the minimum number of bits required to represent-14310 as a signed binary number in 2 complement form? C) 10 2) The 5-bit 2's-complement equivalent of 1210 is: A) 00100, C) 01100 B) 11100. 10100 3) Multiplication of the unsigned numbers 1011012 and 10112 results in a product of gi11011112 A) 1111111112 B) 1101011112. D) 1011011112

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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