BCECE Engineering BCECE Engineering Solved Paper-2007

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    Sum of the two binary numbers \[{{(100010)}_{2}}\]and \[{{(11011)}_{2}}\]is  \[{{(11011)}_{2}}\]is

    A)  \[{{(111111)}_{2}}\]

    B)  \[{{(101111)}_{2}}\]

    C)  \[{{(111001)}_{2}}\]

    D)  \[{{(111101)}_{2}}\]

    Correct Answer: D

    Solution :

    Key Idea: Binary numeral system is also known as base 2 numerals. The given number is first converted from binary to decimal equivalence                 \[{{(100010)}_{2}}={{2}^{5}}\times 1+{{2}^{4}}\times 0+{{2}^{3}}\times 0\]                                                 \[+{{2}^{2}}\times 0+{{2}^{1}}\times 1+{{2}^{o}}\times 0\]                                 \[=32+0+0+2+0\]                                 \[={{(34)}_{10}}\]                 and        \[{{(11011)}_{2}}={{2}^{4}}\times 1+{{2}^{3}}\times 1\]                                 \[+{{2}^{2}}\times 0+{{2}^{1}}\times 1\times {{2}^{o}}\times 1\]                                 \[=16+8+0+2+1\]                                 \[={{(27)}_{10}}\]                 \[\therefore \]Sum \[{{(100010)}_{2}}+{{(11011)}_{2}}\]                                 \[={{(34)}_{10}}+{{(27)}_{10}}\]                                 \[={{(61)}_{0}}\]                 Now,                
    2 61
    2 30-1
    2 15-0
    2 7-1
    2 3-1
    2 1-1
    0-1
    \[\therefore \]Required sum (in binary system)                 \[{{(100010)}_{2}}+{{(11011)}_{2}}={{(111101)}_{2}}\]


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