1)Perform the following divisions. Assume that all values are unsigned numbers. a. 100101 / 101 2) Perform the following multiplications. Assume that all values are unsigned numbers. (No problem with unsigned (always positive) numbers, just use the same standard techniques as in base 10.) a. 1010 * 0110

1)Perform the following divisions. Assume that all values are unsigned numbers. a. 100101 / 101 2) Perform the following multiplications. Assume that all values are unsigned numbers. (No problem with unsigned (always positive) numbers, just use the same standard techniques as in base 10.) a. 1010 * 0110

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