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8. (a) Using manual method, perform the operation a/b on the 5 bit unsigned number a-10101 and b-00101 (b) Using restoring and non-restoring methods, perform the same operation as in part(a).

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8. (a) Using manual method, perform the operation a/b on the 5 bit unsigned number a=10101 and
b-00101
(b) Using restoring and non-restoring methods, perform the same operation as in part(a).
9. Floating-point operations: Q.No. 6.25 from book

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