Suppose that 8-bit two's complement numbers are being employed. What bit pattern corresponds to the decimal integer value −50 (negative fifty):Group of answer choices0011001001001110110011101100110111001111
Question
Suppose that 8-bit two's complement numbers are being employed. What bit pattern corresponds to the decimal integer value −50 (negative fifty):Group of answer choices0011001001001110110011101100110111001111
Solution
To find the 8-bit two's complement of -50, follow these steps:
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Write down the binary representation of 50. The binary of 50 is 00110010.
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Find the one's complement of the binary number. The one's complement of 00110010 is 11001101.
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Add 1 to the one's complement to get the two's complement. The two's complement of 11001101 is 11001110.
So, the 8-bit two's complement representation of -50 is 11001110.
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