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Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits problems
1. The contents of the A register after
is ________.
Options
A. 0000
B. 0001
C. 1001
D. 1010
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Correct Answer: 1010
2. Binary numbers can be added together in a basic parallel-adder circuit when ________.
Options
A. negative numbers are in 2's-complement form
B. negative numbers are in 1's-complement form
C. all carry pins are grounded
D. all negative numbers are noted
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Correct Answer: negative numbers are in 2's-complement form
3. When decimal numbers with several digits are to be added together using BCD adders ________.
Options
A. a separated BCD adder is required for each digit position
B. the BCD adders must have the carry-outs grounded
C. the BCD's must be grouped in twos
D. full adders are also used
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Correct Answer: a separated BCD adder is required for each digit position
4. The two's complement of 00001111 is ________.
Options
A. 11111111
B. 11110000
C. 11110001
D. 11110111
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Correct Answer: 11110001
5. A four-bit adder can perform ________.
Options
A. addition
B. subtraction
C. logical AND
D. All of the above
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Correct Answer: addition
6. The binary subtraction 1 ? 1 = ________.
Options
A. difference = 0
borrow = 0
B. difference = 1
borrow = 0
C. difference = 1
borrow = 1
D. difference = 0
borrow = 1
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Correct Answer: difference = 0
borrow = 0
7. If [A] = 10 and [B] = 01, then [A]
[b] = ________.
Options
A. [00]
B. 00
C. 11
D. [11]
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Correct Answer: 11
8. The binary addition of 1 + 1 = ________.
Options
A. sum = 1
carry = 1
B. sum = 0
carry = 0
C. sum = 1
carry = 0
D. sum = 0
carry = 1
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Correct Answer: sum = 0
carry = 1
9. FC48 ? AB91 = ________.
Options
A. 5B77
B. 5267
C. 50B7
D. 5077
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Correct Answer: 50B7
10. When subtracting 6 from 9 using 2's-complement methods, the ________ is 2's complemented before the addition.
Options
A. six
B. multiplier
C. nine
D. two
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Correct Answer: six
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