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COMP10002_2025_SM2 Exam: Foundations of Algorithms (COMP10002_2025_SM2)- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser

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Suppose that 12-bit two's complement numbers are being employed. What decimal integer would give rise to the twelve-bit sequence 1111 1110 0010:

Options
A.+226
B.−226
C.−30
D.−31
E.+158
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First, restating the problem helps ground the analysis: we are using 12-bit two's complement numbers, and the bit pattern given is 1111 1110 0010. The multiple-choice options are: +226, −226, −30, −31, +158. Option 1: +226. In two's complement with 12 bits, a positive number would have a leading 0. Since the given pattern starts with 1, it cannot represent a positive value in 12-bit two's complement. Theref......Login to view full explanation

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