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Universal Science Academy: Part - I (Short Questions)

This document contains a computer science test for students with questions about binary number representations, including ones complement, twos complement, and fixed point number representations. It has three parts - objective questions worth 5 marks each, short answer questions worth 2 marks each for a total of 12 marks, and a long answer question worth 8 marks about fixed point number representations or the role of computers in education. The test is for chapter 5 (second half) and has a maximum score of 25 marks.

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Universal Science Academy: Part - I (Short Questions)

This document contains a computer science test for students with questions about binary number representations, including ones complement, twos complement, and fixed point number representations. It has three parts - objective questions worth 5 marks each, short answer questions worth 2 marks each for a total of 12 marks, and a long answer question worth 8 marks about fixed point number representations or the role of computers in education. The test is for chapter 5 (second half) and has a maximum score of 25 marks.

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Universal Science Academy

Subject: Computer Science


Chapter no. Chapter no. 5 (2nd Half)
Students Name: ____________________________
Teachers Name: Rana Muhammad Irfan
Time Allowed: __________ Test no: 2 Maximum Marks: 25

Part I (Objective)
Q. 1: Choose the best option:

(5 x 1= 5)

1: 1s complement of a binary number can be taken directly by:


a: Replacing all 0s to 1s
b: Subtraction
c: Multiplication

d: By committing s to and 1s

2: 1s complement of 001001011is:
a: 0110100
b: 110110100

c: 000110100

d: 110001000

3: In binary multiplication 1.0 =


a: 1
b: -1

c: 0.1

d: None of these

4: In fixed point representation of fixed point representation position of what does not change?
a: Decimal
b: 0s
c: 0s
d: All of These
5: To represent a real number in a computer what is used to represent sign of the number?
a: MSD
b: LSD
c: Sign (+ve, -ve)
d: None of these

Part I (Short Questions)


Q. 2: Give the short answer to the following:

(6 x 2 =12)

1. What is a 1s complement give an example?


2. What is a 2,s complement also give an example?
3. What is a fix point number representation?
4. Represent -54(10) using 8 bit 1s complement
5. Subtract the following numbers.
110101011
_

011110101

6. Multiply the following numbers


11100001
X

0101

Part III (Long Questions)


Q.3: Write a detailed note on fixed point number representation.

(8 x 1= 8)

OR
Represent 46.475(10) in 16 bit fixed point representation a detailed note on the role of computers in Education.

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