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Which arithmetic hardware is specialized?
Which arithmetic hardware is specialized?
- Unsigned non-negative
- IEEE 754 floating point standard
- Unsigned two’s-complement
- Binary Coded Decimal (correct)
What type of notation represents non-negative values only?
What type of notation represents non-negative values only?
- Unsigned non-negative (correct)
- Binary Coded Decimal
- Unsigned two’s-complement
- IEEE 754 floating point standard
Which arithmetic operation may result in overflow?
Which arithmetic operation may result in overflow?
- Multiplication
- Subtraction
- Addition (correct)
- Unsigned notations
What is the purpose of the IEEE 754 floating point standard?
What is the purpose of the IEEE 754 floating point standard?
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Which multiplication method is described as non-optimal?
Which multiplication method is described as non-optimal?
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Study Notes
Arithmetic Hardware and Operations
- The Divider is a specialized arithmetic hardware.
- The Unsigned notation represents non-negative values only.
Arithmetic Operations
- The Addition and Multiplication operations may result in overflow.
- The Booth's Multiplication method is described as non-optimal.
IEEE 754 Standard
- The purpose of the IEEE 754 floating point standard is to provide a uniform way to represent and operate on floating-point numbers.
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Test your knowledge of computer arithmetic with this quiz covering topics such as unsigned and signed notations, binary coded decimal, specialized arithmetic hardware, floating point numbers, and the IEEE 754 floating point standard. Ideal for computer science and engineering students.
