Combinational Circuits – 88

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88. To subtract a signed number (the subtrahend) from another signed number (the minuend) in the 2’s complement system, the minuend is ________.

(a) complemented only if it is positive
(b) complemented only if it is negative
(c) always complemented
(d) never complemented

Answer
Answer : (d)
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