QUESTION 1We are multiplying 111 1101 and 0000 1110, and are part way through the calculation. Insert the row that is missing and do the next step byfilling in the next digit of the result, the next carry one over and the next carry two over.1111 11010000 111011111 1010111 1110 10000 1000 0000 carries two over1011 0000 carries one over101 0110 result11 1111 01001 1111 1010111 1110 1000 QUESTION 2We are still multiplying 1111 1101 and 0000 1110, and are part way through the calculation. Complete the calculation by inserting theappropriate bit sequences.1111 11010000 111011111 101011 1111 0100111 1110 10000 1000 0000 carries two over1011 0000 carries one over101 0110 result10100101101110000111101 0QUESTION 3Compare eight-bit unsigned integers with eight-bit two's complement:PropertyUnsignedSignedHow many numbers representedLargest positiveLargest positive number bit patternSmallest (or most negative)Smallest number bit pattern2562551281271111 1111|| 01ll 1111-1280000 0000 1000 0000 1111 1111

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