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Question I: Explain the concept of complementary representation for signed numbers. Discuss the two methods: radix complement and diminished radix complement.
Question II: Provide a detailed explanation of the 9's decimal complement and the 1's binary complement. Include examples to illustrate the conversion process.
Question III: Discuss the difficulties associated with calculation algorithms for sign-and-magnitude representation. Why are these algorithms complex and difficult to implement in hardware?
Question IV: Describe the modular addition and addition with wraparound in 9's complementary arithmetic. How do these methods handle positive and negative numbers?
Question V: Explain the process of subtraction using complementary arithmetic. Provide an example of subtraction in 10's complement.
Question VI: Discuss the concept of overflow in fixed word size representation. How does end-around carry in modular arithmetic and complementary arithmetic handle overflow?
Question VII: Define the 1's complement and 10's complement in binary and decimal systems. Explain the process of taking the complement for each representation.
Question VIII: Compare the 1's complement and 10's complement representations. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each method?
Question IX: Demonstrate the conversion between 9's complemadvent and 1's complement for a given number.
Question X: Explain the concept of exponential notation (scientific notation) and its significance in representing large and small numbers.
Question XI: Discuss the IEEE 754 standard for floating-point representation. Describe the 32-bit floating-point format and its components.
Question XII: Discuss the advantages and considerations of using floating-point representation in computer programs. Compare and contrast it with integer representation.