3. (15 points) Given the following binary numbers X = 111110 and Y = 101010. Compute X - Y using the 1's complement. 4. (15 points) Convert the following decimal numbers X = 685 and Y = 768 into BCD numbers, then add the resulting BCD numbers.
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Step 1: Compute X-Y using 1's complement To compute X-Y using 1's complement, we first need to find the 1's complement of Y. Show more…
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