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how to do binary multiplication of 1011*110

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Answered by amanak4773
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Date and time of calculation 29.10.2017 19:26 UTC
 
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Answered by guruu99
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Answer:

The binary multiplication of 1011 and 110 is 1000010.

Step-by-step explanation:

To perform binary multiplication, we can use the same method as we do in decimal multiplication, but with the base of 2. Here are the steps to multiply 1011 and 110:

 1011    <- Multiplicand (the number being multiplied)

×  110    <- Multiplier (the number doing the multiplying)

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 0000    <- Placeholder for the first multiplication result

1011     <- First line of multiplication (the multiplicand)

+0000     <- Second line of multiplication (a placeholder)

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10110    <- First partial product (result of multiplying the 1's digit of the multiplier by the multiplicand)

+10110    <- Second partial product (result of multiplying the 1's digit of the multiplier by the multiplicand, shifted left by one place)

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1000010  <- Final result of multiplication (1011*110)

Therefore, the binary multiplication of 1011 and 110 is 1000010.

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