How can I check if a binary number is an even number. So, the binary has a 0 remainder when divided by 2. How do I do this, using any bit shifts or logic gates?

In Booth’s multiplication method we add one bit on the left of a binary number. a.True in case of negative number b.True-always c.False-always d.True in case of positive number

Perform the arithmetic operation (+13) + (-6) and (-13) - (-6) in the signed numbers?

Does anyone know if in wireshark if a "random value" is already in hexadecimal notation or not? If its not already in hex notation, can someone convert it please

Using the information from “Power-Of-Two Number Systems”, convertBinary 11101001110111 to Octal – and show your work!

Show how the unsigned serial multiplication method would compute M × Q where M = 10110 and Q = 01101. M and Q are unsigned numbers. For each step, describe in words what is happening (shift left, shift right, add/subtract M or Q into product, set a bit, etc.), and showthe product (or partial product) for that step. (Note: Q is the multiplier and M is the multiplicand

In the representation of integers, the Two’s Complement approach is commonly used. Show how you understand this approach ofconverting positive numbers to negative ones by explaining how you would convert the number 4910 into a negative one.

To what end may knowing about "biased exponents" be useful?

In the representation of integers, the Two’s Complement approach is commonly used. Show how you understand this approach of converting positive numbers to negative ones by explaining how you would convert the number 27 into a negative one.

Explain how to transform (integer) binary number to decimal number and to hexadecimal (for example 101111010001.  (will leave a like)