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Oksanka [162]
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Explanation:

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Convert the two numbers into their 8-bit representation since one of them is in 8-bit.

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1110 is -2 in decimal

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Converting the result (0011) to decimal gives

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(d) 01 + 10

Convert the two numbers into their 4-bit representation.

=> 01 = 0001

=> 10 = 1110

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