In the above result, we get the carry bit 1. Se we discard to be dreoped) ths carry bit and remaining is the final resut 01110. Example 21 10111 10101 We take 2s complement of 10101, which comes out 01011. Now, we add both of the numbers. Se, 10111+01011 -1 o0010 .The answer is 00010 (To be dropped) Exercises Use two's complement to perform the following operations: a) 1100-0011 b) 10101010-00001010

In the above result, we get the carry bit 1. Se we discard to be dreoped) ths carry bit and remaining is the final resut 01110. Example 21 10111 10101 We take 2s complement of 10101, which comes out 01011. Now, we add both of the numbers. Se, 10111+01011 -1 o0010 .The answer is 00010 (To be dropped) Exercises Use two's complement to perform the following operations: a) 1100-0011 b) 10101010-00001010

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