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71.
Express the decimal number –37 as an 8-bit number in sign-magnitude.
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Answer: Option
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Mark said:   7 months ago
Express the decimal number –37 as an 8-bit number in sign magnitude.

In sign-magnitude notation, the first bit indicates the sign of the number: 0 for positive and 1 for negative.

The remaining bits represent the magnitude of the number.

Anon said:   6 years ago
To use 2's complement when the magnitude is negative. Am I right?
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Kiran said:   7 years ago
No @Tejal.

Question is just about signed magnitude. Your explanation would be valid if and only if the question was about the signed 2s complement.

Kiran said:   7 years ago
No @Tejal.

Question is just about signed magnitude. Your explanation would be valid if and only if the question was about the signed 2s complement.

Kiran said:   7 years ago
No @Tejal.

Question is just about signed magnitude. Your explanation would be valid if and only if the question was about the signed 2s complement.

Kiran said:   7 years ago
No @Tejal.

Question is just about signed magnitude. Your explanation would be valid if and only if the question was about the signed 2s complement.

Mahendra said:   8 years ago
I too agree @Tejal.

Sasidhar said:   8 years ago
I too agree @Tejal.

Sivapramod said:   8 years ago
@ Tejal.

Your answer is right.

G.Haritha said:   9 years ago
Please tell the correct answer.


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