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Computing Test Without Answers 13.1.25

The document contains various exercises on converting numbers between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal systems, as well as performing binary arithmetic using 2's complement and sign and magnitude representations. It includes tasks such as converting specific values, adding and subtracting numbers in binary, and determining overflow conditions. Additionally, it addresses fixed-point binary conversions and Boolean expressions with truth tables.

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Computing Test Without Answers 13.1.25

The document contains various exercises on converting numbers between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal systems, as well as performing binary arithmetic using 2's complement and sign and magnitude representations. It includes tasks such as converting specific values, adding and subtracting numbers in binary, and determining overflow conditions. Additionally, it addresses fixed-point binary conversions and Boolean expressions with truth tables.

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Convert 10110 binary with unknown bit registry into decimal

Convert 40 decimal to binary unknown bit registry

Convert 100 decimal to binary in 8 bit registry

Convert 101101101 binary into hexadecimal.

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Convert 8BD hexadecimal to binary

Convert 3310 to hexadecimal

Convert AF hexadecimal to decimal

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Using 2’s complement convert 12 and -12 decimal into binary.

Add 5 + 4 in an 4 bit binary using 2’s complement and state if there is an overflow or not.

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Subtract 126 – 102 using 2’s complement and determine if the answer is an overflow or not.

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Convert 19 into sign and magnitude in 8 bit binary

Convert -34 into sign and magnitude in 8 bit binary

Perform 01011001 + 00100110 in 8-bit sign and magnitude binary addition and state if the
result is valid or is an overflow.

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Perform -3 + 13 in a 4-bit sign and magnitude binary addition and state if the result is valid or
is an overflow

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Convert the following decimal numbers to 8-bit fixed-point binary numbers
a) 5.75

b) -2.125

Perform the following fixed-point binary addition and state the result in decimal
a) 0101.1100 + 0011.0010

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Work out the Boolean
expression of the diagram on
the left.
Than make the truth table.

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