Discrete Math 5. The following figure shows the eight-bit Adder-Subtractor. Your inputs for thiscombinational circuit are A = 10, B = 25 and M = 1. What is the outputs S7, S6, Ss,S4, S3, S2, S1, and So? You have to show how to get the outputs by indicating eachcarry bit. (Note: You should show all the steps)A, B2A, B,A, BoA, B4A, B3A, B,A, B,A, B5MBoBoB3B,B,B,B,B1CoC4FAC2C3FAC6C5FAFAC,FAFAFAFASoS4S3S2S7S6S5

Here initial value of carry Co=M=1 The output S=A+Y where Y=B xor M = B xor 1 Or S = A+B' In short…

The following figure shows the eight-bit Adder-Subtractor. Your inputs for this combinational circuit are A = 10, B = 25 and M = 1. What is the outputs S7, S6, S5, S4, S3, S2, S1, and So? You have to show how to get the outputs by indicating each carry bit. (Note: You should show all the steps) A, B, A, B6 A, B5 A, B4 A, B3 A, B2 A, B1 A, B. B, B2 | BỊ Bo в, B2 B. Co C6 FA C4 C3 FA C2 FA C, C5 FA FA FA FA FA

The following figure shows the eight-bit Adder-Subtractor. Your inputs for this combinational circuit are A = 10, B = 25 and M = 1. What is the outputs S7, S6, S5, S4, S3, S2, S1, and So? You have to show how to get the outputs by indicating each carry bit. (Note: You should show all the steps) A, B, A, B6 A, B5 A, B4 A, B3 A, B2 A, B1 A, B. B, B2 | BỊ Bo в, B2 B. Co C6 FA C4 C3 FA C2 FA C, C5 FA FA FA FA FA

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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Problem 9VE

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