206. Solve this binary problem: 1001 × 1100 = ________.
(a) 01110001
(b) 01111000
(c) 01101100
(d) 01101110
207. The binary subtraction 1 – 1 = ________.
(a) difference = 0borrow = 0
(b) difference = 1borrow = 0
(c) difference = 1borrow = 1
(d) difference = 0borrow = 1
208. To make an eight-bit adder from two four-bit adders you must connect ________.
(a) the high-order carry-in to ground
(b) the low-order carry-out to the high-order carry-in
(c) the high-order carry-out to ground
(d) the low-order sum to the high-order data input
209. A four-bit adder can perform ________.
(a) addition
(b) subtraction
(c) logical AND
(d) All of the above
210. Solve this BCD problem: 0101 + 0110 = ________.
(a) 00010111BCD
(b) 00001001BCD
(c) 00010001BCD
(d) 00010011BCD
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