Daniel C.

asked • 03/16/14

8-bit representation question

Using 8-bit representation compute the following sums
a) 111 + 45
b) 67 + 67

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Philip P. answered • 03/17/14

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Eric Y. answered • 03/16/14

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Philip P.

No need to do both for the student, Eric.  Let him do one on his own or he'll never learn.
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Cecilia P.

Also no need to post an answer when one is already there.
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Steve S.

Cecilia, Is a tutor's answer always CORRECT? Is it the ONLY method to a solution? Are all the possible ANCILLARY LESSONS brought up and explained? Etc.
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Daniel C.

i appreciate your help, i really do, you have helped me alot
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Steve S. answered • 03/17/14

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Parviz F. answered • 03/17/14

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Parviz F.

First convert the decimal numbers to octal( base 8):
  Then have each octal digit represent by 3 bits:
 
    ( 000, 001, 010, 011, 100, 101, 110, 111).
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