1. What is the representation of -9 in ten’s complement using two decimal digits?
2. What is the representation of -9 in ten’s complement using three decimal digits?
3. Which of the following is represented as 11111100 in two’s complement ?
A. -2
B. -4
C. -6
D. 252
E. -252
1) 10s complement means 9s complement of a decimal no. + adding 1 to least significant bit
so for -9 ............. the 10s complement up to 2 decimals ...........9.99-(-9)=18.99 is 9s complement .
now add 0.01 to obtained answer 18.99+0.01=19.00
2) 10s complement up to 3 decimals ...........for -9 is 9.999-(-9)=18.999 is 9s complement.
now add 0.001 to obtained answer 18.999 +0.001 =19.000
3) 11111100 is in 2s complement
so first do 1s complement to this(11111100).........is 00000011 and now add 1 to gets its original number ..
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
+ 1
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
so we got 00000100 as the answer so converting it to decimal as 0*20+0*21+1*22+0+0+0+0+0=4 as its a negative number we indicate it with negative sign
so answer is -4
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