Convert decimal numbers into binary representations, focusing on the one's complement and two's complement representations.
One's Complement: For positive decimal numbers, the one's complement is identical to the binary representation of the number. Negative numbers involve flipping all the bits of the positive binary representation.
Two's Complement: For positive decimal numbers, the two's complement is identical to the binary representation of the number. For a negative decimal input it involves adding 1 to the least significant bit of the one's complement
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Converting to Binary: Decimal input: -15 Binary representation of |15| = 00001111 (8 bits) One's Complement: For one's complement, we flip all the bits of the binary representation. Flipped bits: 11110000 One's complement binary: 11110000 Two's Complement: We add 1 to the one's complement binary representation to get the two's complement. One's complement binary: 11110000 Add 1: 11110000 + 1 = 11110001 Two's complement binary: 11110001 For the decimal number -15 in 8-bit representation:
One's complement binary: 11110000 Two's complement binary: 11110001
Convert 15 to one's complement and two's complement binary representations . (8 bits)
Decimal input: 15 Binary representation: 00001111 (8 bits) Since 15 is a positive number, both the one's complement and two's complement will be the same as the binary representation.
One's complement binary: 00001111, it's the same as the binary representation for positive numbers
Two's complement binary: 00001111, it's the same as the binary representation for positive numbers. The decimal number 15 in 8-bit representation:
One's complement binary: 00001111 Two's complement binary: 00001111