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Tutorial 5 For Students

The document contains a tutorial for students with exercises focused on subtraction using one's and two's complement methods in various bit formats. It also includes exercises on representing real numbers in IEEE 754 format and converting integers and fractional numbers to a specific machine format. Additionally, it asks for the largest positive integer that can be represented in the machine's format.

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Tutorial 5 For Students

The document contains a tutorial for students with exercises focused on subtraction using one's and two's complement methods in various bit formats. It also includes exercises on representing real numbers in IEEE 754 format and converting integers and fractional numbers to a specific machine format. Additionally, it asks for the largest positive integer that can be represented in the machine's format.

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Tutorial n° 5 for students

Exercise 1

a. Using 6 bits, subtract 3 from 8 using the one’s complement method.


b. Using 6 bits, subtract 4 from 7 using the one’s complement method.
c. Using 6 bits, subtract 8 from 3 using the one’s complement method.
d. Using 6 bits, subtract 11 from 7 using one’s complement method.
e. Using 4 bits, so this subtraction using one’s complement method: 110 - 101
f. Find Subtraction of 010110 and 011101 (010110 - 011101) using 1's complement
g. Using 5 bits, subtract 7 from –3 using the one’s complement method.
h. Using 8 bits, subtract 9 from –5 using the one’s complement method.

Exercise 2
a. Using 6 bits, subtract 13 from 15 using the two’s complement method.
b. Using 6 bits, subtract 4 from 8 using two’s complement method.
c. Using 6 bits, subtract 7 from 9 using two’s complement method.
d. Using 6 bits, subtract 17 from 5 using two’s complement method.
e. Find Subtraction of 010110 and 011101 (010110 – 011101) using 2's complement
f. Find Subtraction of 011010 and 010101 (011010 - 010101) using 2's complement
g. Using 6 bits, subtract 3 from –12 using two’s complement method.
h. Using 5 bits, subtract 9 from –3 using two’s complement method.

Exercise 3

Represent the following real numbers in IEEE 754 single-precision floating-point format:
-78.56, +43.02, -0.33

Exercise 4

On a machine, positive integers are encoded on 3 Bytes in SVA, negative integers in two's
complement on 24 bits, and fractional numbers in floating-point format on 32 bits as
follows: the most significant bit is reserved for the sign (S: 1 for negative, 0 for positive);
the next 10 bits are reserved for an exponent (E) encoded in 2's complement; the rest of
the bits are used to store a mantissa (m) (the number is of the form S 0.01 m * 2^E).

Convert the following numbers to their respective representations in this machine's


format:

(+471)10, (+475)8, (-83)10, (-0.05)10, (+0.125)10.

What is the largest positive integer that can be represented on this machine?

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