Binary Subtraction

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The Binary Subtraction Calculator is designed to simplify the subtraction of binary numbers. Our calculator supports integer and fractional binary numbers, making it versatile for various applications.

Input two binary numbers and the calculator will display the difference instantly, saving you time and reducing the risk of manual errors.

Binary Subtraction Calculator

Enter the first binary number:
base2
Enter the second binary number:
base2

Results:

Binary Difference:
base2
Decimal Difference:
base10

Calculator

  • enter your first binary number in the designated field
  • enter your second binary number in the following field

Results

  • the difference of the subtraction in binary notation
  • the difference in decimal notation

Subtraction Example

Subtract two binary numbers: 101.1 (5.5 in decimal) and 10.01 (2.25 in decimal).

Align the binary points:
  101.10
 -   10.01 =
Subtract each column, starting from the rightmost bit:
0 (from 101.10) - 1 (from 10.01) requires borrowing:
Borrow from the next column, making it 10 (binary for 2) - 1 = 1 (write down 1)
1 (from 101.10, now 0 after borrowing) - 0 = 0 (write down 0)
The decimal point is aligned
1 (from 101.10) - 0 (from 10.01) = 1 (write down 1)
0 (from 101.10) - 1 (from 10.01) requires borrowing:
Borrow from the next column, making it 10 (binary for 2) - 1 = 1 (write down 1)
- 1 (from 101.10, now 0 after borrowing) - 0 = 0 (write down 0)

Combine the results:
Reading the write down's in reversed order:
011.01
The difference of subtracting  binary numbers 10.01 from 101.1 is 11.01

Convert the binary result to decimal for verification:
11.01` in binary is 3.25 in decimal.
Verify the decimal subtraction:
5.5 - 2.25 = 3.25, confirming the binary result.

Use the Online Binary Subtraction Calculator to subtract binary numbers quickly and accurately and share it with colleagues and classmates to assist with their binary arithmetic needs.

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