Question 1 (7 points) You can\'t do multiplication in binary in the computer. Qu

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Question 1 (7 points)

You can't do multiplication in binary in the computer.

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Question 2 (7 points)

A WORD is always made up of 8 bits.

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Question 8 (7 points)

In order to "complement" a number we

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complement each bit then subtract 1 from the result

complement each bit

complement each bit then add one to the result

complement each bit then add zero to the result

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Question 9 (7 points)

In subtraction, the first number (the one being diminished) is called the

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subtrahend

minuet

minuend

subtracted

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1) False. Binary multiplication is possible.

2) False. A word can be 16 bits too.

8) Complement each bit then subtract 1 from the result,

9) Minuet is the first part.

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