Question 1 a) Perform binary subtraction using the 2 complement method. In addition, find decimal equivalents of the first binary number, the subtracted binary number and the result. Show your work clearly. " 10010 - 101101 b) 478,25 is a decimal number; b-1) Find binary equivalent of 478,25. Show your work clearly. b-2) Find hexadecimal equivalent of 478,25. Show your work clearly.

Question 1 a) Perform binary subtraction using the 2 complement method. In addition, find decimal equivalents of the first binary number, the subtracted binary number and the result. Show your work clearly. " 10010 - 101101 b) 478,25 is a decimal number; b-1) Find binary equivalent of 478,25. Show your work clearly. b-2) Find hexadecimal equivalent of 478,25. Show your work clearly.

Electric Motor Control

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Author:Herman

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Chapter22: Sequence Control

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6SQ: Draw a symbol for a solid-state logic element AND.

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