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What is the most important operation in binary-coded decimal (BCD) arithmetic?
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A. addition
B. subtraction
C. multiplication
D. division
Correct Answer
addition
Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits problems
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1. Using 4-bit adders to create a 1See Section 6-bit adder:
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A. requires 16 adders.
B. requires 4 adders.
C. requires the carry-out of the less significant adder to be connected to the carry-in of the next significant adder.
D. requires 4 adders and the connection of the carry out of the less significant adder to the carry-in of the next significant adder.
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Correct Answer: requires 4 adders and the connection of the carry out of the less significant adder to the carry-in of the next significant adder.
2. How many basic binary subtraction operations are possible?
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A. 4
B. 3
C. 2
D. 1
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Correct Answer: 4
3. The selector inputs to an arithmetic/logic unit (ALU) determine the:
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A. selection of the IC
B. arithmetic or logic function
C. data word selection
D. clock frequency to be used
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Correct Answer: arithmetic or logic function
4. Binary subtraction of a decimal 15 from 43 will utilize which two's complement?
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A. 101011
B. 110000
C. 011100
D. 110001
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Correct Answer: 110001
5. What is the first thing you will need if you are going to use a macrofunction?
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A. A complicated design project
B. An experienced design engineer
C. Good documentation
D. Experience in HDL
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Correct Answer: Good documentation
6. What is the correct output of the adder in the given figure, with the outputs in the order:
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A. 10111
B. 11101
C. 01101
D. 10011
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Correct Answer: 10111
7. Solve this binary problem:
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A. 1001
B. 0110
C. 0111
D. 0101
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Correct Answer: 0111
8. Adding in binary, a decimal 26 + 27 will produce a sum of:
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A. 111010
B. 110110
C. 110101
D. 101011
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Correct Answer: 110101
9. What is the difference between a full-adder and a half-adder?
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A. Half-adder has a carry-in.
B. Full-adder has a carry-in.
C. Half-adder does not have a carry-out.
D. Full-adder does not have a carry-out.
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Correct Answer: Full-adder has a carry-in.
10. In VHDL, what is a GENERATE statement?
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A. The start statement of a program
B. Not used in VHDL or ADHL
C. A way to get the computer to generate a program from a circuit diagram
D. A way to tell the compiler to replicate several components
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Correct Answer: A way to tell the compiler to replicate several components
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