Consider the ten-bit 2’s-complement integers, A = 0110110110 and B = 1101011101. a) Perform the operation A + B, give both the binary and the decimal value of the result and the values of the NZVC bits. b) Perform the operation A – B, give both the binary and the decimal value of the result and the values of the NZVC bits. Hint: To perform A-B, first you perform negative on B then add the result and A. NEG (B)-B, then add A and (-B).

Consider the ten-bit 2’s-complement integers, A = 0110110110 and B = 1101011101. a) Perform the operation A + B, give both the binary and the decimal value of the result and the values of the NZVC bits. b) Perform the operation A – B, give both the binary and the decimal value of the result and the values of the NZVC bits. Hint: To perform A-B, first you perform negative on B then add the result and A. NEG (B)-B, then add A and (-B).

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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