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1) Binary addition and subtraction follow the same rules as decimal, carrying or borrowing from the adjacent higher place value position as needed. 2) Binary multiplication involves multiplying the multiplicand by each bit of the multiplier, shifting the partial products left by one place each time, and summing the results. 3) Example problems are provided to demonstrate binary addition, subtraction, and multiplication calculations in detail.

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Faculty of Engineering & Technology: Dileep Kumar

1) Binary addition and subtraction follow the same rules as decimal, carrying or borrowing from the adjacent higher place value position as needed. 2) Binary multiplication involves multiplying the multiplicand by each bit of the multiplier, shifting the partial products left by one place each time, and summing the results. 3) Example problems are provided to demonstrate binary addition, subtraction, and multiplication calculations in detail.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Dileep Kumar
Assistant Prof. EE Deptt
NUMBER SYSTEM

Binary Addition:
The counting of numbers in any system is a form of addition since successive numbers, while counting, are obtained by adding 1.
In decimal number system, the successive addition is obtained as follows:
0+1=1
1+1=2
2+1=3
3+1=4
…
….
8+1=9
9+1=10
i.e. the sum is zero but have a carry to the next position.

In the similar fashion if this rule is applied to the binary system the binary addition may be illustrated as follows:
0+1=1
1+1=10
i.e. sum is zero and carry is 1.

Example : Perform the following binary additions.


(i) 110111 + 11010 (ii) 101101.101 + 101011.011
Solution:
(i) Carry 1 1 1 1 1 0
110111
011010
1010001
(ii) Carry 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
101101.101
101011.011
1011001.000
NUMBER SYSTEM

Binary Subtraction:
Half – subtractor table can be used for subtraction. when 1 is subtracted from 0, a 1 is to be borrowed from the next
adjacent higher position.

a b Difference Borrow

0 0 0 0

0 1 1 1

1 0 1 0

1 1 0 0

Example : Perform the following binary operations.


(i) 1101101 – 1100111 (ii) 11011.01 – 10101.11
Solution:
(i) Borrow 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
1101101
1100111
0000110

(ii) Borrow 0 1 0 1 1 0
11011.01
10101.11
00101.10
NUMBER SYSTEM

Binary Multiplication:
The process of multiplication of binary numbers is similar to that of decimal multiplication.
Steps of multiplication of two binary numbers:
Step 1: Multiplier is checked from the right hand side. If LSB is 1 the multiplicand is copied as the first partial product. If LSB
is zero, then zeros are entered as the first partial product.
Step 2: Next bit (left to the previous bit) of the multiplier is examined, if it is 1 the multiplicand is copied as the next partial
product after shifting left this partial product by one bit. If it is zero then enter zeros as the next partial product after
shifting it left by one bit.
Step 3: Repeat step 2 till all bits in the multiplier have been considered.
Step 4: The final product is obtained by adding all the partial products.

Example: Multiply 10101 by 10011.


Solution:
Multiplicand 10101
Multiplier 10011

Partial products 1 0101


10101
00000
00000
10101

Product 110001111
Q1. Perform the following binary additions.
(i) 11010111 +1011010
(ii) 10111101.101 + 10101001.011
(iii) 100101101.101 + 10010110.01
(iv) 111010110.1101+10111011.0101
Q2.Perform the following binary subtraction.
(i) 11010011 – 1010010
(ii) 10100101.101 – 10111001.001
(iii) 100101011.001 – 10100110.01
(iv) 110010110.1001–10100011.0111
Q3. Solve the following:
(i) (11011)2 x (101)2 = (?)2
(ii) (110010)2 x (1011)2 = (?)2
(iii) (1101.011)2 x (101.01)2 = (?)2

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