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Question 3 – Signed vs. unsigned numbers (5 pts) The content of a 16-bit register reads 0xB612. (a) What is the decimal value when interpreted as an unsigned number? (b) What is the decimal value when interpreted as a signed number? 

          Question 3 – Signed vs. unsigned numbers (5 pts)

The content of a 16-bit register reads 0xB612.
(a) What is the decimal value when interpreted as an unsigned number?
(b) What is the decimal value when interpreted as a signed number?
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Question 3 – Signed vs. unsigned numbers (5 pts) The content of a 16-bit register reads 0xB612. (a) What is the decimal value when interpreted as an unsigned number? (b) What is the decimal value when interpreted as a signed number?
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00:01 Hello students, to convert the 8 bit binary value 10110010 to an unsigned value so we can use the formula 2 raised to power 7 into bit 7 2 raised to power 6 into bit 6 upto the 2 raised to power 0 into bit 0 so this will give us the decimal representation.
00:18 So where bit 7 is the left most bit which is most significant bit we say...
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