Find the sum and product of the following pair of binary integers: a = (11101111)2, b = (10111101)2 a + b = a · b = (write the answer as a sequence of 0/1's without any other symbols) What are the decimal representations of a and b? a = b =
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Step 1:** Calculate the sum of the binary integers A and B: - A = 11101111 - B = 10111101 Perform binary addition: ``` 11101111 + 10111101 ----------- 110101100 ``` ** Show more…
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