a)
Explanation of Solution
Interpreting 00010001as an unsigned number:
Step 1: Multiply the given binary number with the positive integers for base 2.
b)
In signed magnitude representation, an extra bit is used to represent the sign of the number. This extra bit is called sign bit.
- The Most Significant Bit (MSB) in the binary number is referred as sign bit.
- In the signed magnitude representation, if the MSB is 0 it is treated as positive sign and if the MSB is 1 it is treated as negative sign.
c)
One’s complement:
The binary numbers can be represented using one’s complement. Here, the value of every binary digit is complemented that is if the value is 1, it becomes 0 and if the value is 0 it becomes 1.
d)
Two’s complement:
Two’s complement is another way of representing the binary numbers. To implement the two’s complements to the number, the given binary number should be one’s complemented and then add 1 to the result obtained after one’s complement.
e)
Excess-127 representation:
To get the excess-127 representation of a given number,
- Add the given number with the 127
- Convert the obtained value to the binary representation
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