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Subtract Using1'SComplement

The subtraction of (10101)2 and (10001)2 using 1's complement involves finding the 1's complement of the subtrahend, adding it to the minuend, and handling an end-around carry. The final result of the subtraction is (00100)2, which is equivalent to (4)10. This method confirms that 21 - 17 equals 4.

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Subtract Using1'SComplement

The subtraction of (10101)2 and (10001)2 using 1's complement involves finding the 1's complement of the subtrahend, adding it to the minuend, and handling an end-around carry. The final result of the subtraction is (00100)2, which is equivalent to (4)10. This method confirms that 21 - 17 equals 4.

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Subtract the following (10101)2-(10001) using 1'scomplement

We need to subtract:
(10101)2−(10001)2

Using 1’s complement method.

Step 1: Write the numbers


10101
10001

Step 2: Find 1’s complement of the subtrahend

Subtrahend = 100011000110001

Invert all bits:


10001→01110

Step 3: Add the minuend and the 1’s complement

10101

+ 01110

100011

There is an end-around carry = 1.

Step 4: Add the carry to the remaining bits

Remaining 5 bits:

00011

Add carry 1:

00011+1=00100

Final Answer

(10101)2−(10001)2= (00100)2

(100)2
(1011)2
10101 = (21)10
10001 = (17)10
21-17 = 4

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