Computer Science, asked by boipaiyadu, 7 months ago

Do the following binary multiplication : (101)2 X (111)2 =?

(101011)2
(100011)2
(110010)2
(101110)2​

Answers

Answered by rajkumar12021
8

Answer:

Unit 1 Section 2 : Adding and Subtracting Binary Numbers ... In the same way, 3 – 1 = 2 in base 10 becomes 11 – 1 = 10 in binary. When you ... (a), 111 – 101 ... (c), x – 1101 = 11011, x =.

Missing: (101011) ‎(110010) ‎(101110)

Answered by utsrashmi014
0

Concept

Binary multiplication is one of four binary operations. The other three basic operations are addition, subtraction, and division. Binary operations process only two digits, that is, 0s and 1s.

Explanation

For binary operations, only two digits are processed.

binary is similar to the traditional multiplication method.

The two numbers are 0 and 1

When you multiply the 0*1 =0

when you multiply the 0*0=0

when you multiply 1*0=0

When you multiply 1*1= 1

Now multiplying (101)2*(111)2

=010011001001

Hence Option C is correct

Hence Option C is correct (110010)2

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