CSCI 6307 Foundation of Systems – Exercise (1)

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CSCI 6307 Foundation of Systems – Exercise (1) Xiang Lian The University of Texas – Pan American Edinburg, TX 78539 lianx@utpa.edu

Conversion Between Decimal and Binary Numbers Please convert the following decimal numbers to binary numbers 23(10) 89(10) 100(10)

Conversion Between Decimal and Binary Numbers (cont'd) Please convert the following binary numbers (2's complement) to decimal numbers 1001(2) 11101(2) 01011(2) 11111(2)

Arithmetic Operations Please perform arithmetic operations in binary representations as follows. 23(10) + 89(10) 01011(2) + 01111(2) 1001(2) + 01011(2)

Negation Please compute the negation (represented by binary numbers) of the following decimal/binary numbers -10(10) 1101(2) 0110(2)

Negation Please obtain the binary number of the following decimal number using 8 bits 100 -67 -23