Given the two binary numbers (01101011)2 and (01000111)2, using signed magnitude arithmetic: i) add the two numbers and ii) subtract the second number from the first number. (be sure to show your work)
i) Addition
0110 1011 (107)
+
0100 0111 (71)
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1011 0010 (178)
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ii) Subtraction
0110 1011 (107)
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0100 0111 (71)
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0010 0100 (36)
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Given the two binary numbers (01101011)2 and (01000111)2, using signed magnitude arithmetic: i) add the two...
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