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Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers (GCSE Computing)
The following is a GCSE Computing test covering 'Add Two Positive 8-bit Binary Integers' from the broader topic 1. Data Representation. The test is geared towards the CAMBRIGE-IGCSE exam board style syllabus.Incorrect: 0
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Add the two 8-bit binary integers 11110000 + 00010000. What is the 8-bit result stored in the register (ignore extra carry)?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 01010101 + 00101010. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 01100011 + 00011101. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00011110 + 00000010. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00010000 + 00010000. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00000001 + 00000001. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 11001100 + 00110011. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00011001 + 00100110. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00000111 + 00001001. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 01010110 + 01001001. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
Add the two 8-bit binary integers 00111100 + 00000101. What is the 8-bit binary sum?
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