Answer:
More informally: The two's complement of an integer is exactly the same thing as its negation. ... It means "to find the negation of a number (i.e., its two's complement) you flip every bit then add 1"
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:
dim A=(a,b), dim B=(c,d), in order to multiply, c=b
1) dim A=(1,2) , dim B=(1,2) but 2≠1
2) dim A=(2,1) , dim B=(2,2) but 1≠2
3) dim A=(2,2) , dim B=(1,2) but 2≠1
4) dim A=(2,1) , dim B=(1,2) 1=1: result (2,2)
Answer:
y=1+1/3x
Step-by-step explanation: