erform the following additions and subtractions. Assume the numbers are stored in hexadecimal representation. 74F – D63E Perform the following hexadecimal additions and subtractions. Assume the numbers are stored in 32-bit 2’s complement binary numbers. Indicate the sign of the answer and whether overflow occurs. E9B20F5D – FE605C8D

erform the following additions and subtractions. Assume the numbers are stored in hexadecimal representation. 74F – D63E Perform the following hexadecimal additions and subtractions. Assume the numbers are stored in 32-bit 2’s complement binary numbers. Indicate the sign of the answer and whether overflow occurs. E9B20F5D – FE605C8D

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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