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0101 0001
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- 0000 1100
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0000 1110
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- 0100 1010
Test about computer architecture P4
- Question 1. For signed integers, 8 bits, use the 'Offset Code 2' method, the representation value of 81 is:
- Question 2. There is a representation of '1111 1101' for signed integers, 8 bits, using the 'Offset Code 2' method, its value is:
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Does not exist
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- 3
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3
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- 253
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- Question 3. For numbers with accents, addition on the computer gives false results when:
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- Add two positive numbers, give negative results
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- Add two negative numbers, giving positive results
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- Have to remember out of the highest bit
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- Both a and b
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- Question 4. Strip of unsigned integers, n bits in the computer are:
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0 -> 2.n
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- 0 -> 2.n - 1
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0 -> 2n - 1
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- 0 -> 2n
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- Question 5. Determine the value of signed integers represented by offset code two: A = 11011011
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35
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- -35
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- -37
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- 37
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- Question 6. Perform the addition of two unsigned integers: 71 + 25
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- 01100000
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- 01010000
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- 10100000
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- 01101000
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- Question 7. Add 2 integers with the following signs: -71 + (+25)
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- 00101110
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- 01011100
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- 01101110
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- 01011101
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- Question 8. Why is memory hierarchy?
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- For ease of management
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- To reduce costs when designing
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- To reduce the time to read data of the CPU
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- Both the a, b, c are correct
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- Sentence 9. Subtract 2 signed integers: 80 - 58
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- 100110110
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- 101010110
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- 100010110
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- 100011110
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- Question 10. Perform multiplication 2 signed integers: 12 x 11
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- 10000100
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- 11000100
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- 11000010
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- 10001001
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Update 24 May 2019
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