Digital Electronics - Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Digital Arithmetic Operations and Circuits - General Questions (Q.No. 34)
34.
10011110
01211110
000100000100
001000001000
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
12 comments Page 2 of 2.

Tamil said:   8 years ago
My method is 68 for the first BCD.
36 for 2nd bcd.
ADD 68 ,36 --104.
104 changed to bcd 000100000100.

Mani said:   8 years ago
It's so simple if you follow the BCD rule i.e., the no. which is greater than 9 (1001) add 6 (0110) to it for getting a valid one.
so, here
01101000 + 00110110 = 10011110

Here you can see last 4-bit group is invalid so add 6 to it.
10011110
+ 0110
---------------
10100100

Now the first 4 bit group becomes invalid so add 6 to it +0110 ---------------> 100000100.
so the answer (c) is correct.
(1)


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