4) Perform the following binary subtraction: 1100 - 0111 = A) 110 B) 010 C) 101 D) 11110 5) In binary systems the sign of a number is indicated by A) placing a negative sign in front of the number B) inverting the bits if the number is negative C) using a 0 (zero) bit in front of negative numbers D) including a sign bit before the magnitude bits 6) Convert 11001010001101012 to hexadecimal. A) 121035 B) 53AC1 C) 530121 D) CA35

4) Perform the following binary subtraction: 1100 - 0111 = A) 110 B) 010 C) 101 D) 11110 5) In binary systems the sign of a number is indicated by A) placing a negative sign in front of the number B) inverting the bits if the number is negative C) using a 0 (zero) bit in front of negative numbers D) including a sign bit before the magnitude bits 6) Convert 11001010001101012 to hexadecimal. A) 121035 B) 53AC1 C) 530121 D) CA35

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Database System Concepts

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