CSE370: Introduction to Digital Design

1. Perform the following conversions (assume all unsigned numbers):
1. 10101101011₂ to base 10 (decimal)
2. 999₁₀ to base 2 (binary)
3. C56B₁₆ to base 2 (binary) and to base 10 (decimal)
4. 781₁₀ to base 8 (octal) and to base 16 (hexadecimal)
2. A=011010₂, B=100001₂, C=111010₂, and D=1101₂ are unsigned binary numbers. Calculate:
1. The sum, A+B+C+D
2. The difference, B–A
3. The product, A×D
3. Using the 2’s complement system, convert the following positive numbers to negative numbers of the same absolute value and same number of bits:
1. 011010₂
2. 000001₂
4. What is the decimal (base 10) value of 10101 when read as
1. An unsigned binary number
2. A sign-magnitude binary number
3. A 1’s complement binary number
4. A 2’s complement binary number
5. A hex (base 16) number
5. What are the decimal (base 10) values of the largest and smallest binary numbers (integers) that can be expressed using the following. Note: you may use a calculator for this question.
1. 16 bits with no sign bit
2. 16 bits as signed-2’s complement
6. Re-express the following 4-bit 2s complement numbers as 8-bit 2s complement numbers with the same value:
1. 0110
2. 1011
7. Draw a circuit diagram to implement the following logic function:

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