O The 2's complement of 11001100 is (a) 00110011 (b) 00110100 (c) 00001111 (d) 00110110 O The decimal number 1122 is expressed in the 2's complement form as (a) 01111010 (b) 11111010 (c) 01000101 (d) 10000101 O The decimal number -34 is expressed in the 2's complement form as (a) 01011110 (b) 10100010 (c) 11011110 (d) 01011101

O The 2's complement of 11001100 is (a) 00110011 (b) 00110100 (c) 00001111 (d) 00110110 O The decimal number 1122 is expressed in the 2's complement form as (a) 01111010 (b) 11111010 (c) 01000101 (d) 10000101 O The decimal number -34 is expressed in the 2's complement form as (a) 01011110 (b) 10100010 (c) 11011110 (d) 01011101

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