1- Write the different numbers in base 10 a. (FA) 16 b. (101.011)2 2. Write the following number in base 2 a. (123.22) 10 3. Realize the following additions in a 8 bits system using the 2's complement representation a. S1-51 + 27 b. S2-51 - 27 c. S351-27 4. Realize the following addition using BCD representation a. S 833 + 573

1- Write the different numbers in base 10 a. (FA) 16 b. (101.011)2 2. Write the following number in base 2 a. (123.22) 10 3. Realize the following additions in a 8 bits system using the 2's complement representation a. S1-51 + 27 b. S2-51 - 27 c. S351-27 4. Realize the following addition using BCD representation a. S 833 + 573

Database System Concepts

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

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