Question

In 2's complement representation, the number 10110101 represents the decimal number???​

Answer 1

Answer:

The number 10110101 represent the decimal number is -53

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Answer 2

So ~101101 = 010010 + 1 = 010011

This is strange because it assumes a 6-bit system.

Normally, leading 0’s can be ignored, but since you’re flipping “all” the bits you need to consider those zeroes. So you should write the number as 00101101 (assuming 8-bit)

So ~00101101 = 11010010 + 1 = 11010011

Which is another way to say -45 in an 8-bit system.

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