Q 1 please Question 1:Given: A 100101102, B=11110102, answer the following questions?A) If A and B are unsigned numbers, what is A x B in binary? Show the partial products.B) If A and B are 2 complement numbers, what is A + B? Show your work.C) If A and B are signed numbers, what is A - B using 2' complement subtraction? Showyour work.Question 2Use only 8:1 Multiplexer to implement the following function:G = (A+B+C)(A+ C + D)(B+C + D)(B+C+D)Do not use any additional logic gates.Question 3: (1) use K-Map to determine the minimum-cost SOP and POS expressionsfor the function:f(x1, x2, x3) = m(4,6,8,10,11,12,15) + D (3,5,7,9)Question 4:Derive a minimum-cost realization of the four-variable function that isequal to 1 if exactly two or exactly three of its variables are equal to 1; otherwise, it is equal to 0.

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Question 1: A) If A and B are unsigned numbers, what is A x B in binary? Show the partial products. B) If A and B are 2° complement numbers, what is A + B? Show your work. C) If A and B are signed numbers, what is A - B using 2' complement subtraction? Show your work. Given: A 100101102, B=11110102, answer the following questions? 1

Question 1: A) If A and B are unsigned numbers, what is A x B in binary? Show the partial products. B) If A and B are 2° complement numbers, what is A + B? Show your work. C) If A and B are signed numbers, what is A - B using 2' complement subtraction? Show your work. Given: A 100101102, B=11110102, answer the following questions? 1

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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