SOLUTION: 9. Represent the following integer numbers
a) 88 b) -123
i) using 8-bit register using sign modulus
ii) using 8-bit register using one’s complement
iii) using 8-bit register
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Question 1189077: 9. Represent the following integer numbers
a) 88 b) -123
i) using 8-bit register using sign modulus
ii) using 8-bit register using one’s complement
iii) using 8-bit register using two’s complement.
10. What is the number represented by
i. 10011 ii. 01010 iii. 11011
if the representation is
a) sign-modulus b) one’s complement c) two’s complement
11. Use 8-bit registers to perform the following calculations
i. 24 + 68 ii. 5 - 19 iii. -13 - 7
using the following representations
a) sign-modulus b) one’s complement c) two’s complement
12. Represent the following in normalised binary exponential form using 8 bits mantissa and
5 bits exponent.
a) - 13.375 b) 0.1875 c) 810.7 d) -32.30 e) 5.045
13. Perform the following floating-point addition using 8-bit mantissa and 5-bit exponent in
binary exponential form:-
a) 4.5 + 5.0 b) -12.25 - 10.5 c) 25 - 14.0
d) 0.5 + 0.375 e) 0.2 + 0.0625 f) 0.9375 - 11.25
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